1 00:00:00,37 --> 00:00:06,30 Guys I am so excited about this episode are you I forgot how much I love this movie 2 00:00:06,88 --> 00:00:10,39 because you've been telling me all week that you are and this was Katie's idea yes 3 00:00:10,43 --> 00:00:16,93 because this is my favorite movie of all so it is well well chosen you know my 4 00:00:16,94 --> 00:00:19,62 first time seeing the movie and this should be interesting too I don't know which 5 00:00:19,63 --> 00:00:24,06 version of the film you watched just the actual And there's an unrated version I 6 00:00:24,07 --> 00:00:30,40 saw the extended one which was the first time I've seen that version. I'm 7 00:00:30,59 --> 00:00:35,15 most familiar with the original like theatrical version that doesn't have the 8 00:00:35,16 --> 00:00:40,97 extended pieces because for probably the first ten years I watched this movie I 9 00:00:40,98 --> 00:00:44,42 watched it on a V.H.S. Copy that my mom recorded off the T.V. 10 00:00:44,75 --> 00:00:50,28 So I know exactly yeah I know exactly where the commercial breaks were I know 11 00:00:50,29 --> 00:00:56,43 exactly what words they substituted for the swear words. Yeah that's amazing What's 12 00:00:56,44 --> 00:01:02,98 the weirdest swear word substitution. I think the go to gasoline I think he says 13 00:01:02,99 --> 00:01:06,50 goat's milk to gasoline in the in the movie T.V. 14 00:01:06,51 --> 00:01:12,32 Version of the kind of work still to the yeah. That's the one that comes up offhand 15 00:01:12,54 --> 00:01:16,85 and I think there's there's point like the prophylactics in the beginning I think 16 00:01:16,86 --> 00:01:19,18 were completely cut out and the T.V. 17 00:01:19,19 --> 00:01:24,26 Version it's hard to remember because I haven't seen that version and so long but 18 00:01:24,74 --> 00:01:29,64 yeah those are the two that come to mind for Peter time kind of obsessed with the 19 00:01:29,65 --> 00:01:34,59 people who have to substitute did work for different that's 20 00:01:34,60 --> 00:01:39,07 a job films because like I remember when I bought the Shaun Of The Dead D.V.D. 21 00:01:39,08 --> 00:01:42,32 They had like a feature it would be. With the T.V. 22 00:01:42,33 --> 00:01:44,85 Cut for one scene and there was 23 00:01:44,89 --> 00:01:50,73 a rip could be replaced with funk. It's called the funk man this is like you need 24 00:01:50,74 --> 00:01:55,72 to get a fucking job or get out of the funk you know apartment. I think there's 25 00:01:55,73 --> 00:01:58,59 a bit of time when I was in film school I I want to reach out to some of these 26 00:01:58,60 --> 00:02:02,69 people in Hollywood to make a documentary about these people who have to censor 27 00:02:02,70 --> 00:02:08,36 a film yeah but still tell the story thanks just like maybe there's an art to it in 28 00:02:08,37 --> 00:02:13,03 itself and it's I find it actually really fascinating but now documentary about 29 00:02:13,04 --> 00:02:14,52 that now T.V. 30 00:02:14,53 --> 00:02:18,16 How it is so you can see so much more of how you can say like 31 00:02:18,17 --> 00:02:21,38 a number of times yeah you can say once per If you have T.V. 32 00:02:21,39 --> 00:02:27,66 Show you can have one tell me one yet to see then yes so it's there's an arc to 33 00:02:27,67 --> 00:02:33,68 that as well when you do. We use our and I see something that's. 34 00:02:36,39 --> 00:02:39,46 Pretty much took over for anything now it's we when I was 35 00:02:39,47 --> 00:02:44,48 a kid like I feel like it was way worse than it was because it was 36 00:02:44,49 --> 00:02:48,65 a donkey right I mean yeah I get like everyone's got or even if it was 37 00:02:48,66 --> 00:02:53,31 a but everyone's got it but but like it was like an insult Yeah true I didn't 38 00:02:53,32 --> 00:02:53,67 realize I was 39 00:02:53,68 --> 00:02:59,35 a dog until I got older Nicks just know what they're This is amazing. I didn't grow 40 00:02:59,36 --> 00:03:03,84 up with the worst one just because Mom always told me if that if someone called you 41 00:03:03,97 --> 00:03:06,08 should be proud of it. That's 42 00:03:06,09 --> 00:03:11,52 a great advice actually. This is going to great too because of the video version of 43 00:03:11,53 --> 00:03:18,50 this show if it does happen it is censored Yeah. I. Think we 44 00:03:18,51 --> 00:03:25,35 should cut it with some other words. Funded. By but I think 45 00:03:25,36 --> 00:03:25,71 you'll be 46 00:03:25,72 --> 00:03:28,74 a little confusing to listen to though because what you what are you talking about 47 00:03:28,75 --> 00:03:32,48 being censored and what I think you should do is you should go into other movies 48 00:03:32,49 --> 00:03:37,85 and take when they say other words almighty God over our swear that. You guys watch 49 00:03:37,86 --> 00:03:44,70 the GOOD PLACE Yeah Amanda goes there are there are treatment of swear words for an 50 00:03:44,71 --> 00:03:49,82 incredible somebody for. Somebody for. 51 00:03:51,70 --> 00:03:57,63 I can't test for trying to target you can share all right because people we start 52 00:03:57,64 --> 00:04:04,47 because always how are you doing. Good. I was reacquainted with one last film love 53 00:04:04,48 --> 00:04:09,83 of mine here. I got to see it for the first I mean I saw the other rated version 54 00:04:09,84 --> 00:04:15,64 for the first time too so if you're going to be it's funny the trick where we're 55 00:04:15,79 --> 00:04:18,47 kind of burying the lead here in the fish we start the show but that it's funny 56 00:04:18,48 --> 00:04:23,09 watching it on Amazon Prime story behind the unrated version as John Landis was 57 00:04:23,10 --> 00:04:24,97 allowed to be a pretty much that made this movie such 58 00:04:24,98 --> 00:04:29,20 a big success was due an unrated version we saved all this footage but I believe us 59 00:04:29,21 --> 00:04:31,96 all like the negative and the negative always kind of has 60 00:04:31,97 --> 00:04:33,34 a different look yeah it was 61 00:04:33,51 --> 00:04:37,89 a little brighter you could see like you could see whenever they come to like added 62 00:04:37,90 --> 00:04:41,54 footage it wasn't super jarring but like the cult like things were just 63 00:04:41,55 --> 00:04:47,33 a little bit or more the more yellow tend to do it is. If I want to point to 64 00:04:47,34 --> 00:04:48,12 a command and noticed 65 00:04:48,13 --> 00:04:51,21 a couple shots of looked weird but if I want to point it out you might not I didn't 66 00:04:51,22 --> 00:04:55,43 know why like I thought it was just odd collar in choice I like 67 00:04:55,44 --> 00:05:00,21 a bad transfer like what what was I'm trying to think cuz I can't remember which 68 00:05:00,22 --> 00:05:04,11 version I watch but I've seen it so many times it's hard for me to distinguish 69 00:05:04,15 --> 00:05:09,39 between the two anymore the first time that I really noticed was in the church 70 00:05:09,40 --> 00:05:14,38 sequence. Where you see is the white they go to white 71 00:05:14,56 --> 00:05:20,29 a lot of the white shots. Like the super whites of the whole church were clearly 72 00:05:20,30 --> 00:05:26,32 this White other processing got clipped and that's when I went oh you know and so 73 00:05:26,33 --> 00:05:30,16 that and sometimes I just knowing what I know about editing and how some of the 74 00:05:30,17 --> 00:05:33,19 sicko some of these things one cut together I think was an alternate take sometimes 75 00:05:33,20 --> 00:05:39,47 too but I noticed it early on when he liked the prophylactic scene like. 76 00:05:40,91 --> 00:05:43,79 The one I feel like I noticed it first when they're still and they're like you know 77 00:05:43,80 --> 00:05:48,84 black hat black tuxedo I don't is that when they're talking to the non because the 78 00:05:48,85 --> 00:05:54,82 sun the lighting looked yellow. Some of them I've been tension but know that it 79 00:05:54,83 --> 00:06:01,70 looks like. Inconsistently Yeah yeah actually Well I guess you know I 80 00:06:01,71 --> 00:06:04,49 asked you how you were to start talking about the movie I feel like I should read 81 00:06:04,50 --> 00:06:11,03 my intro. About the Blues Brothers you know how I am Blues 82 00:06:11,04 --> 00:06:16,70 Brothers. And saying in here I am trying to do like you know like make you 83 00:06:16,71 --> 00:06:23,49 anticipate when we started talking about you know like brothers. I said for the 84 00:06:23,50 --> 00:06:23,98 working man. 85 00:06:30,57 --> 00:06:36,09 Morning you can cast actually discuss his movies be aware that he discussed any of 86 00:06:36,10 --> 00:06:41,52 the fun with him which indeed surprise twists unexpected can you use all manner of 87 00:06:41,53 --> 00:06:44,96 spoilers if this doesn't appeal to you want to listen to 88 00:06:44,97 --> 00:06:50,68 a movie podcast without further ado please enjoy our feature presentation does 89 00:06:50,69 --> 00:06:57,28 Sheen list pictures show. Hello and welcome to another episode. Or some guy just 90 00:06:57,29 --> 00:06:57,66 freaked out 91 00:06:57,67 --> 00:07:02,91 a little bit so I think I should move Michael hello and welcome to another episode 92 00:07:02,95 --> 00:07:05,14 of the shapeless Picture Show I am like 93 00:07:05,15 --> 00:07:09,16 a virus and with me as always is the man from Calumet City that could turn this 94 00:07:09,17 --> 00:07:16,04 into gasoline the French roads. I mixed two of them 95 00:07:16,05 --> 00:07:20,45 together yeah you would not shut up about cows in that city and I had no idea the 96 00:07:20,46 --> 00:07:24,91 reference until. I watched the movie now you understand how special this movie is 97 00:07:24,92 --> 00:07:30,40 to me exactly Also joining us on today's episode are two very special co-hosts 98 00:07:30,51 --> 00:07:34,04 first we've got my beautiful and talented wife Amanda making her whopping fifth 99 00:07:34,10 --> 00:07:40,50 appearance on the shameless Picture Show I counted last night. And making her first 100 00:07:40,51 --> 00:07:43,32 appearance on the show is Katie could ever Katie could ever is 101 00:07:43,33 --> 00:07:46,88 a long time listener of the show but she's also a jack of all trades she's 102 00:07:46,89 --> 00:07:50,93 a makeup artist for the horror punk rock back spider sorry gets kind of complicated 103 00:07:50,94 --> 00:07:57,76 and say. That spider all one word it is Spike. And any intro mat 104 00:07:58,27 --> 00:08:05,25 and she right rhymes runs Grindhouse t's troop dedicated to body positivity 105 00:08:05,42 --> 00:08:08,77 and creativity did I miss anything on oh you know that's 106 00:08:08,78 --> 00:08:13,77 a pretty good roundabout picture of who I am you make of yourself as well but I 107 00:08:13,78 --> 00:08:18,95 felt like I just will give rap at spidery I only is easy I always plug spider any 108 00:08:18,96 --> 00:08:25,89 chance I get so they only huge. Well yeah even when 109 00:08:25,90 --> 00:08:29,22 she came in today and on the back of her best she had their passions like yup she's 110 00:08:29,23 --> 00:08:34,71 rep in the bank and I do they're on my car they're on my jacket they're tattooed on 111 00:08:34,72 --> 00:08:41,14 my body Yeah I'm pretty devoted. For those of you out there listening it's not just 112 00:08:41,15 --> 00:08:46,30 a blind devotion she is but she's dating one of the members of the band Yes Yes The 113 00:08:46,31 --> 00:08:49,61 only thing I'm going to guess if it's tattoo on my on my arm and I'm not dating 114 00:08:49,62 --> 00:08:56,61 Glenn Danzig so not yet. No I feel like I feel like that would not 115 00:08:56,62 --> 00:09:00,14 be a very good that be a tumultuous relationship he does not seem like he's 116 00:09:00,15 --> 00:09:06,04 a very caring lover. If you listen to this to the song I don't I don't feel like I 117 00:09:06,05 --> 00:09:11,63 can trust being alone with him. This is the lovely old. 118 00:09:13,00 --> 00:09:19,76 I know I would be willing to try it out. This is the most of it. 119 00:09:22,09 --> 00:09:28,17 The safe word is shameless. Even though I think that's too short to say Ford's 120 00:09:28,97 --> 00:09:34,45 beatable after three seasons and say phrases we don't feel safe. 121 00:09:38,35 --> 00:09:42,87 In case I don't know how but at at this episode today's episode if you weren't 122 00:09:42,88 --> 00:09:44,30 listening before we're on 123 00:09:44,31 --> 00:09:50,06 a mission for God from God as we tackle Blues Brothers. Joliet Jake Blues 124 00:09:50,07 --> 00:09:53,83 a musician and criminal is released from prison on parole on account of good 125 00:09:53,84 --> 00:09:58,72 behavior waiting for him at his brother Elwood Blues Jake just wants to get his 126 00:09:58,73 --> 00:10:02,15 life back together with his brother and his band but while visiting the orphanage 127 00:10:02,16 --> 00:10:06,42 they grew up in the Blues Brothers find out that this orphanage is about to close 128 00:10:06,43 --> 00:10:11,21 if they can't get together five thousand dollars they're known that runs the place 129 00:10:11,44 --> 00:10:14,97 wants them to help but refuse to take any stone money together on 130 00:10:14,98 --> 00:10:19,08 a mission from God Jake and Elwood set out to get the old band back together play 131 00:10:19,09 --> 00:10:24,29 some killer shows raise some money and save the orphanage that made them who they 132 00:10:24,30 --> 00:10:28,26 are. Directed by John Landis nine hundred eighty the script for the film was 133 00:10:28,27 --> 00:10:31,89 written by when just in one of the film stars Dan Ackroyd based on two characters 134 00:10:31,90 --> 00:10:35,95 from Saturday Night Live the film was unlike many other films that came before 135 00:10:36,07 --> 00:10:39,70 combining unconventional structure over the top comedy and some amazing R. And B. 136 00:10:39,71 --> 00:10:43,48 Musical numbers the film would go on to be one of the most successful films based 137 00:10:43,49 --> 00:10:48,94 on S N L skit with I think Wayne's World one into being up there as well and will 138 00:10:48,95 --> 00:10:52,40 be considered one of the greatest comedies ever made the film stars adore Dan 139 00:10:52,41 --> 00:10:57,19 Ackroyd enjoy as the tissue or characters and feature supporting cast of Carrie 140 00:10:57,20 --> 00:10:59,23 Fisher which annoys me she doesn't actually have 141 00:10:59,24 --> 00:11:04,97 a name in the movie she's mysterious woman Henry Gibson John Candy and Kathleen 142 00:11:04,98 --> 00:11:08,46 Freeman but let's also not forget about all the amazing musicians such as James 143 00:11:08,47 --> 00:11:13,04 Brown Cab Calloway Aretha Franklin Ray Charles and all of the better get right how 144 00:11:13,05 --> 00:11:13,29 we got 145 00:11:13,30 --> 00:11:16,61 a show to do then we got to figure out some way to collect that gate money get it 146 00:11:16,62 --> 00:11:20,97 to the Cook County Assessor's office as soon as they open in the morning Joliet 147 00:11:21,06 --> 00:11:23,02 Jake and early with the blue. 148 00:11:30,03 --> 00:11:33,55 With. The believe eleven days. 149 00:11:42,83 --> 00:11:48,13 Don't come. I'm sure you know great joy said. 150 00:11:49,88 --> 00:11:54,52 Thank. You later plastic sorry don't believe. 151 00:12:12,10 --> 00:12:17,37 A meal or to. Understand. We're on 152 00:12:17,38 --> 00:12:20,94 a mission from God to. Google. 153 00:12:30,69 --> 00:12:32,89 Liz. 154 00:12:46,97 --> 00:12:49,18 How you going to raise five thousand dollars 155 00:12:49,19 --> 00:13:02,73 a. Rip off. I 156 00:13:02,74 --> 00:13:04,07 mean Salopek you. 157 00:13:11,59 --> 00:13:11,98 Hit. 158 00:13:23,51 --> 00:13:23,80 Close. 159 00:13:59,53 --> 00:14:04,20 To two guys coming up like shit like that one kind of case yeah I just said I'm 160 00:14:04,21 --> 00:14:06,52 down there thank you I think. 161 00:14:25,78 --> 00:14:32,33 My. Dan Ackroyd after the gig. We could link and. 162 00:14:33,64 --> 00:14:40,45 Hang out together and. James Brown. Cab 163 00:14:40,52 --> 00:14:47,09 Calloway. Great job. 164 00:14:48,21 --> 00:14:55,10 You know depreciation. Carrie Fisher on the sound kill you and your 165 00:14:55,11 --> 00:15:00,45 brother. Aretha Franklin with me now You're not. 166 00:15:02,13 --> 00:15:08,82 Quite frank. Henry Gibson. You better pray the police get to before we do 167 00:15:09,42 --> 00:15:16,16 and the Blues Brothers Band but one of. The 168 00:15:17,08 --> 00:15:23,52 brothers. I knew the police. Were musicians. 169 00:15:28,08 --> 00:15:34,92 Know that this is like. A. Person it is 170 00:15:34,93 --> 00:15:37,09 pretty simple it's like get out of prison they're on 171 00:15:37,10 --> 00:15:42,54 a mission from God we're doing the best of the other God and. Yeah it was like oh I 172 00:15:42,55 --> 00:15:48,10 can I can fall this really easily even though it is my shame list. 173 00:15:50,97 --> 00:15:54,16 I guess I guess I'll start with how I feel about it it's really we're going to ask 174 00:15:54,17 --> 00:16:00,33 me OK Michael Michael. How do you how do you feel about the Blues Brothers What was 175 00:16:00,34 --> 00:16:05,83 your first impression I like of the Blues Brothers I thought I had seen more of it 176 00:16:05,84 --> 00:16:12,65 than I had I had seen the original thread Aretha Franklin seen. It and then 177 00:16:12,66 --> 00:16:14,54 like clips from like you know we're on 178 00:16:14,55 --> 00:16:19,32 a mission from God I feel like I've seen that clip of the very end of like when he 179 00:16:19,33 --> 00:16:19,61 has 180 00:16:19,62 --> 00:16:23,80 a line like we've got one hundred something Miles just like agoa hundred and six miles 181 00:16:23,81 --> 00:16:26,67 to. The first half 182 00:16:26,68 --> 00:16:32,47 a pack of cigarettes it's dark and we went inside because it's hit. I've seen that 183 00:16:32,48 --> 00:16:34,31 clip I feel like anytime someone does like 184 00:16:34,38 --> 00:16:41,24 a compilation of like moments in movie history you see it usually 185 00:16:41,87 --> 00:16:48,53 if it doesn't start off one of them like one of those montage that you finish is. I 186 00:16:48,54 --> 00:16:55,29 realized in watching this time that whenever I am around my family or some of my 187 00:16:55,34 --> 00:16:57,77 Chicago friends I slip into 188 00:16:57,78 --> 00:17:02,47 a slight Elwood Blues. Well I kept thinking throughout the movie it's like I can 189 00:17:02,48 --> 00:17:08,91 see Nick doing all these games. I love the way oh what dances I love with is just 190 00:17:08,92 --> 00:17:15,78 life how you like yes I like that and I think that was like my good going back to 191 00:17:16,27 --> 00:17:20,15 her house for me going to couple that about the whole film of the movie when 192 00:17:20,41 --> 00:17:24,52 they're in the church and realize just how they're going to make that my head like 193 00:17:24,80 --> 00:17:29,10 you know that I don't register to dance you know for like I would agrees with him 194 00:17:29,11 --> 00:17:34,44 and then he starts I need to step in and then just go gyrating to run out of the 195 00:17:34,45 --> 00:17:39,28 church what are you going to do and dancing and he does the is there same dance 196 00:17:39,29 --> 00:17:43,18 when they're at their final show at the end down the long walk thing I like I like 197 00:17:43,19 --> 00:17:43,45 what he's 198 00:17:43,46 --> 00:17:50,40 a doing like the half Jumping Jack just like if. I wasn't you see Dan 199 00:17:50,41 --> 00:17:55,09 Ackroyd so good right you know they wouldn't never again kind of 200 00:17:55,10 --> 00:18:01,64 a fox in this movie because it is. It's why you think he was the one doing ten 201 00:18:01,92 --> 00:18:06,41 million dollars worth of Coltrane on the side of the phone you would have. Assumed 202 00:18:06,42 --> 00:18:09,79 that he was he was the one called out of his mind and everyone I got nothing 203 00:18:09,80 --> 00:18:15,14 against John Belushi at all but I like for me Dan Aykroyd is the star of this movie 204 00:18:15,15 --> 00:18:19,62 I use they want to take my eyes off of you know he's he's he's not he's doing 205 00:18:19,66 --> 00:18:25,15 a quarter of what John Belushi is doing but he's doing more every John Belushi did 206 00:18:25,16 --> 00:18:28,88 do some backflips there. I think it was not 207 00:18:28,89 --> 00:18:32,55 a stunt double is what I heard from the bags and I was your shirt because they 208 00:18:32,56 --> 00:18:35,74 never showed his face when he was doing them but that was actually job to do I had 209 00:18:35,75 --> 00:18:42,36 a little face well because whenever he would land I'd cut then to his close up they 210 00:18:42,37 --> 00:18:47,21 wouldn't like it was it and then like him face the camera I believe he did not do. 211 00:18:47,31 --> 00:18:51,69 The multiple ones but he did do a say like there was a single shot where he did 212 00:18:51,70 --> 00:18:56,81 a single backflip into and then you saw his face in the camera cocaine is 213 00:18:56,82 --> 00:19:01,44 a hell of a drug right. Amanda what do you think it was brothers it was 214 00:19:01,45 --> 00:19:07,30 a lot of fun I mean I had never seen any part of it the only idea I had of it was 215 00:19:07,31 --> 00:19:11,77 based on like the songs I played in the band which never showed up in the film I 216 00:19:11,78 --> 00:19:16,07 knew there she knew their version of Soul Man if you get waiting for Soul Man where 217 00:19:16,08 --> 00:19:22,93 someone in their haven right there is why disappointing are. What I have 218 00:19:22,94 --> 00:19:28,59 a bowl. Every of everything can work and you know. 219 00:19:31,49 --> 00:19:37,05 For me what was surprising was like I knew that Aretha Franklin see which was done 220 00:19:38,04 --> 00:19:39,09 on the stage and I had 221 00:19:39,10 --> 00:19:43,09 a very musical feel to it because like the scene kind of opened up and you know you 222 00:19:43,10 --> 00:19:48,53 had someone playing saxophone on the desk and everything so I kind of was expecting 223 00:19:48,54 --> 00:19:54,83 the entire film to have this classic Hollywood musical vibe or what kind of West 224 00:19:54,84 --> 00:19:58,50 Side Story when they're outside it feels like it's on the stage so I was like 225 00:19:58,51 --> 00:20:02,44 pleasantly surprised that they used so many real Chicago locations and kind of had 226 00:20:02,45 --> 00:20:04,45 a grittier feel and it was just such 227 00:20:04,46 --> 00:20:11,22 a wacky use of tones that sometimes it's very hard boiled and. You know crime 228 00:20:11,23 --> 00:20:16,26 cop story going on and then you know they have these crazy flights of fancy and 229 00:20:16,27 --> 00:20:21,23 then these over the top comedy moments and Carrie Fisher affect the comedy like 230 00:20:21,24 --> 00:20:26,31 Balsillie I got I did not expect and I enjoyed it I just that's not what I imagined 231 00:20:26,50 --> 00:20:30,15 based on what I knew about the show bowled out the wazoo because like OK this tells 232 00:20:30,16 --> 00:20:35,10 me everything I need to know about this me right. Or the amount of cop cars that 233 00:20:35,11 --> 00:20:41,03 they had crashed in the final say so it was yeah world record at one time. At one 234 00:20:41,04 --> 00:20:45,09 time that anyone know what I was perusing would get Pedia there like the film was 235 00:20:45,10 --> 00:20:49,32 going over budget before it even began because Dan Aykroyd took an extra five weeks 236 00:20:49,33 --> 00:20:52,20 to write the script is like that they were over budget before they even shot 237 00:20:53,12 --> 00:20:54,71 a cop car scene which you know is like 238 00:20:54,72 --> 00:21:00,07 a seven teen million dollar budget and it up some are like twenty eight million wow 239 00:21:00,11 --> 00:21:04,62 the Blue Cross is the reason that comedies now cost so much I think it still holds 240 00:21:04,63 --> 00:21:10,05 the record for the most expensive comedy I think don't quote me on that just crazy 241 00:21:10,06 --> 00:21:13,99 I thought there yes it's not that it's a complicated movie but there's 242 00:21:14,00 --> 00:21:19,37 a lot going on in it oh yeah well what's so we do the initial impressions from 243 00:21:19,38 --> 00:21:24,95 those that it's on the same list of I would love to get to it is an explanation of 244 00:21:24,96 --> 00:21:28,90 why this is her favorite movie. Well it goes back 245 00:21:28,91 --> 00:21:34,97 a long way for me like I was talking to you guys earlier my mom originally recorded 246 00:21:34,98 --> 00:21:40,40 this movie off of T.V. I believe it was Milwaukee's super eighteen T.V. 247 00:21:40,41 --> 00:21:47,07 Station that was showing it on the. Rating super eighteen and so my brother and I 248 00:21:47,08 --> 00:21:52,73 grew up watching this film you know from the T.V. Edited version taped to V.H.S. 249 00:21:52,99 --> 00:21:57,89 So we knew you know exactly where the commercial breaks were if I thought really 250 00:21:57,90 --> 00:22:01,63 hard I could probably even remember some of the commercials that were recorded with 251 00:22:01,64 --> 00:22:04,15 the movie yeah so for 252 00:22:04,16 --> 00:22:08,60 a lot of years that's how I watched it so I think I don't know maybe I was in high 253 00:22:08,61 --> 00:22:11,94 school or something when I finally saw an actual V.H.S. 254 00:22:11,95 --> 00:22:15,02 Copy or it wasn't I don't think out on D.V.D. 255 00:22:15,03 --> 00:22:20,07 By then. But yeah it was like whoa I have to relearn this movie with all the swear 256 00:22:20,08 --> 00:22:24,01 words and you know with some of the things that were cut out so they took the 257 00:22:24,02 --> 00:22:29,45 Folgers commercial out yeah exactly. So for a long for 258 00:22:29,46 --> 00:22:34,91 a long time you know it was it was the record off T.V. And then whatever V.H.S. 259 00:22:34,92 --> 00:22:39,64 Copy I had and then eventually Now I have like two steel books of this movie I 260 00:22:39,65 --> 00:22:44,25 almost want to target the other day yeah there's two different still books Yeah I 261 00:22:44,26 --> 00:22:47,55 have that one and then there's another one with them like dancing on the covers and 262 00:22:48,39 --> 00:22:53,40 it's the only movie that I feel like for my collection I need to have two or more 263 00:22:53,44 --> 00:22:59,02 like I will continue to purchase them for me yeah everybody's got that want it yeah 264 00:22:59,03 --> 00:23:03,02 that and the text Chainsaw Massacre part two I will take as many copies of those 265 00:23:03,03 --> 00:23:08,40 films that I don't care what format you know laserdisc whatever so yeah that's 266 00:23:08,41 --> 00:23:15,41 largely for. Everybody's got on. So that's how I first started watching it and it 267 00:23:15,42 --> 00:23:16,29 really has 268 00:23:16,30 --> 00:23:23,55 a film like I grew up on the south side of walkies so seeing the. Images 269 00:23:23,56 --> 00:23:28,75 of Chicago you know urban epicenter Yeah why. A lot yes and that one shot of 270 00:23:28,76 --> 00:23:31,34 Milwaukee. There is just 271 00:23:31,35 --> 00:23:35,97 a lot of similarities you know the industrial the way that Chicago is this 272 00:23:35,98 --> 00:23:38,76 industrial you know kind of grimy city it looked 273 00:23:38,77 --> 00:23:45,53 a lot like the Milwaukee that I grew up in and I could relate to just. The entirely 274 00:23:45,57 --> 00:23:48,57 urban feel of this film really spoke to me as 275 00:23:48,58 --> 00:23:54,17 a kid I didn't understand why I didn't understand the level of why that was but it 276 00:23:54,18 --> 00:24:00,01 really just did and aside from that the musical numbers were awesome like you guys 277 00:24:00,02 --> 00:24:04,06 are talking about the dancing while my brother and I used to dance in front of the 278 00:24:04,07 --> 00:24:04,41 T.V. 279 00:24:04,42 --> 00:24:11,43 To this movie. Like every scene particularly one of my most favorite 280 00:24:11,44 --> 00:24:16,96 scenes in the music shop with Ray Charles like we would do every dance move to that 281 00:24:17,41 --> 00:24:22,89 we loved it and this was also my brother's favorite movie growing up and he passed 282 00:24:22,90 --> 00:24:26,50 away in two thousand and eleven we actually put the blue ray on the table next to 283 00:24:26,51 --> 00:24:28,60 his casket and he was that significant of 284 00:24:28,61 --> 00:24:33,31 a movie for for our entire family and my mom so really likes this film too and and 285 00:24:33,36 --> 00:24:37,16 I would say my dad probably likes it too so as a family this is a this is 286 00:24:37,17 --> 00:24:40,10 a big important movie for us and I can definitely see why it's 287 00:24:40,11 --> 00:24:42,65 a movie that the more you see you can grow and you can like I really enjoyed it my 288 00:24:42,66 --> 00:24:46,19 first time and I feel like it would mean more to me had I think when I was younger 289 00:24:46,24 --> 00:24:46,94 yeah there's 290 00:24:46,95 --> 00:24:52,06 a connection you have to me when you see. Part of it when you're younger but it was 291 00:24:52,07 --> 00:24:56,32 like. I just had this feeling that like oh I want to read I want to watch the 292 00:24:56,33 --> 00:24:59,39 actual version I want to see how it differs and I just feel like the more I see it 293 00:24:59,40 --> 00:25:03,52 the more it's just going to going to connect with me totally that's that's how I 294 00:25:03,53 --> 00:25:08,82 feel and every time I watch it I get I feel happy I feel giddy It's like reminds me 295 00:25:08,83 --> 00:25:13,10 of my brother but not in like that sad way where I'm depressed it's just like takes 296 00:25:13,11 --> 00:25:17,05 me back immediately I mean I can't stop moving and I can't stop you know saying the 297 00:25:17,06 --> 00:25:20,64 lines I annoy the people who are watching the movie with me because I will say 298 00:25:20,85 --> 00:25:21,66 every line a half 299 00:25:21,67 --> 00:25:27,59 a second before it comes so you're saying the entire rendition of rawhide I have I 300 00:25:27,60 --> 00:25:32,22 probably don't do it every time but. That was the most pleasant surprise for me 301 00:25:32,23 --> 00:25:37,32 watching this movie I was not expecting to go into the entire rendition of. Very 302 00:25:37,33 --> 00:25:44,13 well that that was the scene that I'm that felt to me like most extended by the. 303 00:25:45,17 --> 00:25:50,29 Unrated extended version that seen it straight way down in the regular version 304 00:25:50,53 --> 00:25:56,26 Seamus one of my favorites. OK So we heard we've heard 305 00:25:56,63 --> 00:26:00,03 a connection to it Nick Nick you would not stop bugging me to be on this episode 306 00:26:00,66 --> 00:26:05,25 tell me why. You mean other than the fact that I'm from telling about it so that 307 00:26:05,26 --> 00:26:06,54 you know you've heard of it was there 308 00:26:06,55 --> 00:26:12,50 a reason besides but in fact you're from. Loved this movie you really from hell. I 309 00:26:12,51 --> 00:26:17,68 lived there for several years so you're not from your from my from there no I am 310 00:26:17,69 --> 00:26:23,34 from Illinois I was I was born I want to read and I didn't move to Illinois until. 311 00:26:24,54 --> 00:26:30,68 Seventh grade. But I do have that. It. 312 00:26:31,59 --> 00:26:34,88 The Blues Brothers has a vibe 313 00:26:34,93 --> 00:26:41,52 a quality that I have not seen in any other film it it's almost like at Taste it's 314 00:26:41,53 --> 00:26:48,04 so palpable the essence that this movie puts out and it 315 00:26:48,05 --> 00:26:54,71 captures the Chicago land area in the late seventy's early 316 00:26:54,72 --> 00:26:56,56 eighty's. In 317 00:26:56,57 --> 00:27:03,18 a way that no other film has even attempted to do. And so putting 318 00:27:03,19 --> 00:27:07,90 doesn't like I'm immediately transported back to my childhood seeing those cars on 319 00:27:07,91 --> 00:27:12,84 the street and these scenes that I passed by whenever we would go on 320 00:27:12,85 --> 00:27:19,84 a road trip. Is really cool. The music has 321 00:27:19,85 --> 00:27:26,58 stuck with me that and one of. Dan 322 00:27:26,59 --> 00:27:33,51 Ackroyd intentions for creating. The Blues Brothers S N L stetch was 323 00:27:33,52 --> 00:27:39,24 to try and light Light Blues was dying from his perspective and he did this just to 324 00:27:39,25 --> 00:27:44,24 white bring attention back to blues and it brought me to blues music in 325 00:27:44,25 --> 00:27:49,61 a way that I probably never would have been had it not been for this movie. So yeah 326 00:27:49,83 --> 00:27:56,76 and the cameos are fantastic. I agree life that was and that 327 00:27:56,77 --> 00:28:03,38 was that was my original connection to this film. Was. Introducing 328 00:28:03,39 --> 00:28:05,17 blues to an audience like there was 329 00:28:05,18 --> 00:28:07,96 a reason I saw it was in the bits and pieces I saw it was 330 00:28:07,97 --> 00:28:13,68 a middle school our. Music teacher was doing 331 00:28:13,69 --> 00:28:19,07 a lesson on the blues and he started off with that like he started he sure is the 332 00:28:19,08 --> 00:28:23,59 entire set of Frankenstein from John Lee Hooker playing boom boom all the way 333 00:28:23,60 --> 00:28:27,30 through the end of it so like just the kind of like show who's who he would show 334 00:28:27,31 --> 00:28:29,96 the entire movie if we would have had forty five minutes in 335 00:28:29,97 --> 00:28:36,82 a class. So one thing I'd like to do kind of took us off into 336 00:28:36,83 --> 00:28:43,58 the next section is I'd like to hear each person's favorite musical number and each 337 00:28:43,59 --> 00:28:49,28 person's favorite cameo because there's so many of both. 338 00:28:52,46 --> 00:28:56,22 That's tough while we're thinking I just want to I want to point out one thing that 339 00:28:56,23 --> 00:28:58,94 made and that brought me a lot of joy when I was 340 00:28:58,95 --> 00:29:05,09 a kid I was obsessed with finger tattoos. And I always thought Oh my name is 341 00:29:05,10 --> 00:29:10,03 terrible if you can't get attention on your fingers and I love that Elwood. Has it 342 00:29:10,07 --> 00:29:14,60 just broke it off until he got it out of his hand doesn't have it even at all I try 343 00:29:14,61 --> 00:29:19,79 and balance that to me it to me the way that detail because John Landis has 344 00:29:19,80 --> 00:29:23,33 a theory when it comes to filmmaking and especially of costumes and maybe he thinks 345 00:29:23,34 --> 00:29:27,28 it's because he's married to the costume designer on the film and he said you know 346 00:29:27,29 --> 00:29:29,33 we want to know everything you need to know from 347 00:29:29,34 --> 00:29:33,19 a character by looking about how they're dressed and details on them to me Elle 348 00:29:33,20 --> 00:29:36,13 Woods tattoo maybe think that Jake got it done first L. 349 00:29:36,14 --> 00:29:39,41 Who is the little Imagine the younger brother thought it was so cool he wanted to 350 00:29:39,42 --> 00:29:45,17 do it too but his name was too long. Totally. That's one of the details that was 351 00:29:45,18 --> 00:29:46,08 not lost on me as 352 00:29:46,09 --> 00:29:51,41 a kid either you know where. I definitely noticed and I definitely noticed the 353 00:29:52,23 --> 00:29:58,25 unbalance So Jake and Elwood was like my frame of reference for finger tattoos 354 00:29:58,70 --> 00:30:03,22 going into life and so I would pay attention to people's finger tattoos and I'm 355 00:30:03,23 --> 00:30:09,03 like why can't I read it maybe there's more on the other hand or. Yeah so that was 356 00:30:09,04 --> 00:30:12,84 like go to my favorite little details that I knew was coming because the steel book 357 00:30:12,88 --> 00:30:13,16 there's 358 00:30:13,17 --> 00:30:16,63 a steel book release and it's it's their hands it's the top one is Jake's hand on 359 00:30:16,64 --> 00:30:21,75 the bottom one is both of Elwood. And so I do that was called me that was like I 360 00:30:21,76 --> 00:30:27,46 just love that little detail that he wanted. But that's what keeps me going that's 361 00:30:27,47 --> 00:30:31,68 what I wanted more from this movie I want to know more about that yeah and I knew I 362 00:30:31,69 --> 00:30:36,24 was going to get it but there are so many questions about well I did 363 00:30:36,25 --> 00:30:40,04 a little bit of reading about the film and apparently they're fake or the they are 364 00:30:40,05 --> 00:30:46,96 there fabricated biography was that they are not actually they're not really 365 00:30:46,97 --> 00:30:51,62 all there is but they became blood brothers while an orphanage by pricking their 366 00:30:51,63 --> 00:30:55,02 finger off of like a guitar string and then they became like best friends in 367 00:30:55,03 --> 00:30:58,93 a sense each other's family. And I was like Oh that's all really interesting 368 00:30:58,94 --> 00:31:02,87 information but it's also kind of asked the mystique of the film not really knowing 369 00:31:02,88 --> 00:31:08,55 anything about them they're just these two goofy dude yeah I think. The other 370 00:31:08,56 --> 00:31:12,41 podcast that I do one of our members likes to talk 371 00:31:12,42 --> 00:31:17,71 a lot about character development and he seems to really enjoy films that really 372 00:31:17,72 --> 00:31:21,65 get into developing the characters and their backstory and learning all about him 373 00:31:21,66 --> 00:31:27,30 and I actually like that the Blues Brothers are sort of mysterious I feel like they 374 00:31:27,31 --> 00:31:33,42 are sort of the vehicle to showcase black music you know and rhythm and soul and 375 00:31:33,99 --> 00:31:40,10 the idea that they're kind of in these basic outfits behind the hat and sunglasses 376 00:31:40,14 --> 00:31:45,22 you know they're not actually put in the spotlight and I mean they are but they 377 00:31:45,23 --> 00:31:49,49 aren't I think they're there to service the music not just the right if they're not 378 00:31:49,50 --> 00:31:53,32 trying to get themselves right but their characters are still interesting enough 379 00:31:53,33 --> 00:31:58,30 that we care what happens to them yeah I also appreciate that they're both proof 380 00:31:59,13 --> 00:32:05,41 top. And Elwood's like the best driver ever that's so sexy that makes some 381 00:32:05,45 --> 00:32:07,86 automatically the sexiest guy in the movie because he drives 382 00:32:07,87 --> 00:32:13,87 a good piece So look if your date don't work out and for any reason. 383 00:32:15,04 --> 00:32:20,35 There's motel up on the interstate. Maybe we could say. 384 00:32:22,01 --> 00:32:28,33 Meet. And you'd never know it looking at his face or listen I want to talk while 385 00:32:28,34 --> 00:32:34,67 he's doing that. When that mall chase sequence where is there no God Oh well the 386 00:32:34,68 --> 00:32:40,83 bills are in early this year. This is the movie Sin like seemed like the least 387 00:32:40,84 --> 00:32:43,60 likely movie to have a car chase and it had 388 00:32:43,76 --> 00:32:50,66 a couple of the best car all cards. You want out of those parting lot OK 389 00:32:51,45 --> 00:32:57,28 And then the hard cut to the Toys R Us. We're going back to your question Nick Yes 390 00:32:57,69 --> 00:33:02,25 I guess I will try to answer I don't know if it's my Would favorite musical number 391 00:33:02,26 --> 00:33:08,86 but I really love that rock. Just because I was not expecting no one's insanely 392 00:33:08,87 --> 00:33:15,78 deep voice. And then Jake just grabs the whip and he. When he's 393 00:33:15,79 --> 00:33:20,74 like straight face no no I have no emotion when they're sick and they're just out 394 00:33:20,75 --> 00:33:26,37 there just what you said they're just kind of there to service the music. I really 395 00:33:26,38 --> 00:33:31,11 like that one but I think like my favorite like I guess cameo. 396 00:33:33,44 --> 00:33:37,87 Musical see were probably the Ray Charles bit that was my favorite and I was my 397 00:33:37,88 --> 00:33:42,06 favorite musical number I think. I don't know I just like that whole scene 398 00:33:42,15 --> 00:33:48,90 a lot and I like Ray Charles. Child. But then that 399 00:33:48,91 --> 00:33:52,89 little white Mini is so eloquent about white Oh it's such a shame to see 400 00:33:52,90 --> 00:33:58,73 a good kid go bad right. And then the part of that the entire scene I was like I 401 00:33:58,74 --> 00:34:02,97 don't know if they're playing that Ray Charles in this movie is blind or not I 402 00:34:02,98 --> 00:34:07,83 could tell already the very end when he was hanging the poster yeah OK Oh it's 403 00:34:07,84 --> 00:34:12,13 a character is why I did the movie I got the whole pie right I was how do we know 404 00:34:12,14 --> 00:34:16,63 it was blind but yeah they were casting him to be but like I guess that's why I 405 00:34:16,67 --> 00:34:19,45 joined that scene so much of the plot was so much fun especially. With the kids 406 00:34:19,46 --> 00:34:23,37 because yeah like he the kid was trying to sneak in because there were other people 407 00:34:23,38 --> 00:34:27,69 so he thought no one would hear what exactly I kept going back up until the end 408 00:34:27,70 --> 00:34:32,99 that I would like not knowing if it was supposed to be why you're not. Such 409 00:34:33,00 --> 00:34:38,43 a great Dad The Because it was fine on its own that he had this like super human 410 00:34:38,78 --> 00:34:43,69 you know science despite his blindness where he spoke to people he knew everything 411 00:34:43,70 --> 00:34:45,41 that was going on the whole time and then that was 412 00:34:45,42 --> 00:34:52,35 a little addition of the poster bit was like the perfect way to tap. So 413 00:34:52,39 --> 00:34:52,68 that you have 414 00:34:52,69 --> 00:34:56,88 a favorite cameo besides Charles I like John Lee Hooker being in the film too I 415 00:34:56,89 --> 00:34:57,22 thought that was 416 00:34:57,23 --> 00:35:03,84 a nice touch I mean I also really like the everything Frank. Scene although 417 00:35:04,01 --> 00:35:09,76 him just like just leaving his wife for not like you know you know your guitar like 418 00:35:09,77 --> 00:35:14,66 place right in this band when it's more like Yeah because like he's leaving work 419 00:35:14,70 --> 00:35:18,05 early but it's like oh no he just literally just left his wife he's in prison and 420 00:35:18,06 --> 00:35:24,42 everything right this man in the store. There was only my 421 00:35:24,43 --> 00:35:31,17 fault. But you could it was your family your favorites it's like 422 00:35:31,24 --> 00:35:36,85 picking your favorite child pick your favorite child I don't know if I can does it 423 00:35:36,86 --> 00:35:43,14 every week. Equally as hard as Sophie's Choice So I think. It's tough it's tough. 424 00:35:44,53 --> 00:35:51,19 I guess I too have always enjoyed. The music star Ray Charles 425 00:35:51,20 --> 00:35:55,46 scene because it was such a fun one to dance to as a kid in front of the T.V. 426 00:35:55,46 --> 00:36:02,25 . I don't know every single every single musical number in this movie is awesome I 427 00:36:02,26 --> 00:36:08,50 really love the church. Yeah yeah James Brown is amazing. 428 00:36:09,98 --> 00:36:15,82 As far as my favorite cameo might be frank was in the beginning only because 429 00:36:16,60 --> 00:36:18,17 yeah I am as 430 00:36:18,18 --> 00:36:24,01 a kid right I recognize Kermit's voice and are not common Miss Piggy's voice or 431 00:36:24,02 --> 00:36:29,05 Grover's voice you know in Frank was right away in the beginning and you know I 432 00:36:29,06 --> 00:36:32,64 think my mom was like oh yeah you recognize that voice right you know because I 433 00:36:32,65 --> 00:36:38,90 watch Sesame Street religiously also another thing where you know it has like those 434 00:36:38,94 --> 00:36:44,58 that urban tie Sesame Street taking place in New York City kind of that same thing 435 00:36:45,23 --> 00:36:48,39 so frank as was kind of 436 00:36:48,40 --> 00:36:52,28 a fun when I realized that was the first time where I realized like oh my pets are 437 00:36:52,44 --> 00:36:57,25 actually people and these are the voices that they're using so that one remains 438 00:36:57,26 --> 00:37:03,81 a favorite and I kind of have had. A love for Frank Oz since because of his 439 00:37:03,82 --> 00:37:08,47 involvement in creating the Muppets which has been another thing that has shaped my 440 00:37:08,61 --> 00:37:13,43 my upbringing my childhood and stuff but also all of the more so I feel that yeah 441 00:37:13,44 --> 00:37:17,38 but I mean there's some and and also Cab Calloway unlike many of the moocher like 442 00:37:17,39 --> 00:37:23,41 all that was. On when the curtain opens and he just got the words yeah yeah and I 443 00:37:23,42 --> 00:37:27,06 wish I can read the exact story I want to listen to it again before I watch this 444 00:37:27,07 --> 00:37:30,67 but if not to plug another podcast but it's probably one of the best movie podcasts 445 00:37:30,68 --> 00:37:35,00 out there wondered has got his own podcast called Multan on the movies and he did 446 00:37:35,01 --> 00:37:40,53 an episode with John Landis when they were talking all about making this film and 447 00:37:40,57 --> 00:37:44,09 John Landis said he just knew he wanted to get cap Calloway in the movie is someone 448 00:37:44,10 --> 00:37:48,08 that he always loved and respected and he said Cab Calloway was 449 00:37:48,15 --> 00:37:54,36 a crotchety old your. Way possible but like one point he wanted to go OK what. 450 00:37:56,01 --> 00:38:02,12 We should rehearse. He's like do you think I need to refers to many of the movie 451 00:38:02,13 --> 00:38:06,24 that he's just given to the entire production and he said he keep going on about 452 00:38:06,25 --> 00:38:10,20 how he doesn't want to do the song and it's like him but then he'd do it and he'd 453 00:38:10,21 --> 00:38:15,22 go up into the one of the best renditions of well and there were originally kept 454 00:38:15,23 --> 00:38:17,46 Kelly wanted to he had released it like 455 00:38:17,47 --> 00:38:22,13 a disco version of Yes he did anyone in Denver he wanted that version then land is 456 00:38:22,14 --> 00:38:25,48 obviously one of the original version and the recordings of the original version 457 00:38:25,49 --> 00:38:30,58 weren't very good so he had to redo it sort of in the original version do it again 458 00:38:30,97 --> 00:38:35,83 and yeah that was what probably made kept tally the most crabby Yeah he wanted this 459 00:38:35,84 --> 00:38:40,28 new version does he want to pimp that record. And John is like no we got to the 460 00:38:40,29 --> 00:38:45,22 other like. John said like he knew kept away for you know their friends for 461 00:38:45,23 --> 00:38:50,33 a while after that he said he was pretty confident happy I was giving him what he's 462 00:38:50,34 --> 00:38:55,33 like you put you put them he in his mind the disco version was the money maker and 463 00:38:55,34 --> 00:38:57,72 I put the money maker in the movie I don't think anyone wants 464 00:38:57,73 --> 00:38:59,21 a disco version of I mean it's 465 00:38:59,22 --> 00:39:03,62 a moocher Nope I don't think to this day I've ever even heard it I don't want to go 466 00:39:03,63 --> 00:39:07,92 I don't want to hear it even though it's in the episode now just for that. Even if 467 00:39:07,93 --> 00:39:13,28 they did this is not the movie for the disco version no I'm really not. 468 00:39:15,61 --> 00:39:20,20 Especially because they have that whole sequence in the in the sauna where like all 469 00:39:20,21 --> 00:39:24,88 those clubs or disco places now best comedy beating that moment when they get up 470 00:39:24,89 --> 00:39:29,35 and walk away in the entire band in Tal's gets away with that's apparently 471 00:39:29,36 --> 00:39:36,24 a reference to an album cover is it yeah it's like an exact replication of 472 00:39:36,39 --> 00:39:38,14 the band sitting in towels on 473 00:39:38,15 --> 00:39:43,89 a sauna I just read that in preparation for the episode so I don't know which album 474 00:39:43,90 --> 00:39:44,01 it's 475 00:39:44,02 --> 00:39:50,35 a reference to. That's still pretty great though I want to I could be can't be Beatles 476 00:39:50,36 --> 00:39:56,96 it was something though it was remember I remember but I appreciate to this like 477 00:39:57,54 --> 00:40:02,82 this film was trying to do for rhythm and blues music was trying because it in the 478 00:40:02,83 --> 00:40:09,63 time when it came out it wasn't that it wasn't popular it just kind of. I was 479 00:40:09,64 --> 00:40:15,23 dying it was dying down it wasn't as popular and so that they wanted to do this in 480 00:40:15,24 --> 00:40:15,79 this film it's 481 00:40:15,80 --> 00:40:20,23 a love letter to rhythm and blues without necessarily feeling like they're making 482 00:40:20,24 --> 00:40:26,96 fun of it and. Because like nowadays especially John Belushi's brother 483 00:40:26,97 --> 00:40:29,90 Jim and the movie he's in he's always in a way he's always in 484 00:40:29,91 --> 00:40:34,92 a white guy blues band Chicago blues band is really cringing but like this film 485 00:40:34,93 --> 00:40:39,17 felt like it was just had such a love for it and it wasn't just you know 486 00:40:39,18 --> 00:40:44,62 a white guy dad rock jazz band you know what I'm talking about any time you see 487 00:40:44,83 --> 00:40:50,84 this is it with an overweight dude he said well he's in some sort of jazz band or 488 00:40:50,85 --> 00:40:56,50 sorry you lose band. Too It's 489 00:40:56,51 --> 00:40:59,97 a little redundant at this point but white my my favorite is the right Charles 490 00:40:59,98 --> 00:41:01,13 sequence but as 491 00:41:01,14 --> 00:41:05,97 a kid it was the tab Calloway song like many of the moocher Deacon still in the 492 00:41:05,98 --> 00:41:11,26 military doing like the Army right it was like OK I've still got it I've seen the 493 00:41:11,31 --> 00:41:15,34 I've seen old renditions of doing the song I took 494 00:41:15,35 --> 00:41:17,68 a couple bottles and hollered I've heard 495 00:41:17,69 --> 00:41:24,33 a lot of the songs but it's all kept only still shot. Yeah my favorite as much as I 496 00:41:24,34 --> 00:41:31,00 love. Paul Reubens Tammy Oh. I love 497 00:41:31,01 --> 00:41:37,38 Steven Spielberg I mean oh yeah. That was one of my favorite series 498 00:41:37,98 --> 00:41:42,12 Oh if you never look through it like you know look I don't know what to expect but 499 00:41:42,13 --> 00:41:46,67 whenever I see em it's not that actually you know my favorite cameo was an entire 500 00:41:46,68 --> 00:41:53,21 movie the gas building in downtown Milwaukee Oh no oh yeah it's 501 00:41:53,67 --> 00:41:58,53 first Wisconsin building it was hallway when that came up when they were like 502 00:41:58,70 --> 00:42:03,13 turning onto the expressway is like I swear that looks like the because I drive 503 00:42:03,14 --> 00:42:06,56 that way every time I go see my mom and then as the season progressed and mean 504 00:42:06,57 --> 00:42:11,00 Amanda had to go back like this is you know walking. High Res bridge that was one 505 00:42:11,01 --> 00:42:15,21 of the first stories that you know my mom was so excited to tell us about when we 506 00:42:15,22 --> 00:42:17,02 were going to watch the movie that you're quite off 507 00:42:17,03 --> 00:42:23,43 a Super eight hundred for us. In this movie and it has Milwaukee yes never as one. 508 00:42:25,32 --> 00:42:29,06 And the high res bridge has since been demolished and rebuilt so and that was the 509 00:42:29,07 --> 00:42:33,52 first time they were doing the market interchange I believe it's kind of funny to 510 00:42:33,56 --> 00:42:36,61 think about the market interchange under construction since one thousand nine 511 00:42:36,62 --> 00:42:41,51 hundred in pretty much and it still can't handle all the traffic so so 512 00:42:41,52 --> 00:42:42,67 a couple other Tammy O. 513 00:42:42,68 --> 00:42:46,52 Notes that I have one you had mentioned recognizing this pity as voice so it's 514 00:42:46,53 --> 00:42:50,13 amazing that Bill Murray's cameo is do you have 515 00:42:50,14 --> 00:42:55,57 a myspace. Where was that humor that wasn't on Mary wasn't I'm pretty sure those 516 00:42:55,58 --> 00:42:59,76 Bill Murray I don't in the Toys R Us I don't think it was Bill Murray but they did 517 00:42:59,84 --> 00:43:00,51 but that is 518 00:43:00,52 --> 00:43:05,59 a nod to Frank as OK and that part yet was not Bill Murray I would have noticed if 519 00:43:05,60 --> 00:43:12,18 it was Bill. That could be it's just strange that it wouldn't be him to an 520 00:43:12,19 --> 00:43:16,89 alternate action but yes over there like you would have thought he would be one of 521 00:43:16,90 --> 00:43:21,37 the Murrays and yeah somewhere so I was on I am D.B. 522 00:43:21,38 --> 00:43:25,92 After watching this and there are two uncredited roles that have to get mentioned. 523 00:43:27,02 --> 00:43:27,95 Mr T. 524 00:43:28,06 --> 00:43:34,13 Is apparently in this film as die on the street. There was some guy that looks like 525 00:43:34,14 --> 00:43:41,07 Mr. Street and one of the dancers in the shake your tail feather sequence is 526 00:43:41,08 --> 00:43:46,22 James Avery Uncle Phil slash the letter O. 527 00:43:46,22 --> 00:43:49,23 . As current I.M.D.B. 528 00:43:49,23 --> 00:43:54,77 . I'm going to go back and read what you just like anybody can edit I'm D.B. 529 00:43:54,78 --> 00:44:00,79 And add things right right rule. One fact if you go to Vincent prices I. Wonder 530 00:44:00,80 --> 00:44:05,18 thinks my film from the darkness theaters on their. Whatever but that they're. 531 00:44:08,50 --> 00:44:15,34 Safe in the credits it's not false right. I'm not lying he doesn't make it right 532 00:44:15,35 --> 00:44:18,18 next to Brian De Palma to name the expect to see together but. 533 00:44:22,82 --> 00:44:27,69 Oh I didn't take any notes for this movie Nick so I hope you did I took some notes 534 00:44:27,70 --> 00:44:31,61 all would also want to know I have a hard time taking notes for something 535 00:44:31,62 --> 00:44:38,21 a movie I try to put in the gross in the film. While I had some notes about. It 536 00:44:38,22 --> 00:44:39,27 being very much 537 00:44:39,28 --> 00:44:44,56 a black film even though the two main stars were white and how actually that 538 00:44:44,82 --> 00:44:49,58 affected the box office sales in the being because there was like in the Deep South 539 00:44:49,59 --> 00:44:53,45 they didn't want to show this movie at all it was too black for them to our scene 540 00:44:53,46 --> 00:44:53,56 was 541 00:44:53,57 --> 00:44:58,03 a little too on the nose for them so yeah there was there was distributors that said 542 00:44:58,04 --> 00:45:00,07 Yeah like you know even in L.A. 543 00:45:00,08 --> 00:45:03,29 Like yeah we'll show up in Compton but you know we're not going to show in Beverly 544 00:45:03,30 --> 00:45:08,15 Hills or you know to black to black for the white population which is probably 545 00:45:08,16 --> 00:45:13,81 something I really like about it and anti-establishment scenes and bits in this 546 00:45:13,82 --> 00:45:18,60 film none of them are ever directed at the black community you know at any point 547 00:45:18,76 --> 00:45:22,86 which I think is often the only real criminals in this movie are old and Jake Well 548 00:45:22,87 --> 00:45:29,45 and and the police you know are seen as the. You know the man is kind of seen as 549 00:45:29,46 --> 00:45:30,31 the villain in 550 00:45:30,32 --> 00:45:36,83 a way and sort of they're painted as kind of being bumbling idiots to. Watch. 551 00:45:38,97 --> 00:45:44,56 Like I love like with back to the car sliding in the guys holding his hat like they 552 00:45:44,57 --> 00:45:49,88 followed him into the mall. Well why would they follow him into the mall I must 553 00:45:49,89 --> 00:45:51,49 suspend your just your believe there's 554 00:45:51,50 --> 00:45:58,22 a point. And even the even though the Blues Brothers are trying 555 00:45:58,26 --> 00:46:02,70 to the reason why they are sent on this journey is to raise money for the church 556 00:46:02,71 --> 00:46:08,60 the visuals that they use and the way they present that orphanage is really 557 00:46:08,61 --> 00:46:13,74 a white borderline demonic but yet the way that the stores are made it will have 558 00:46:13,75 --> 00:46:18,45 been and that she went wrong oh yeah her and treating back to her and then like the 559 00:46:18,46 --> 00:46:19,18 terrifying end of 560 00:46:19,19 --> 00:46:25,46 a creepy brick it out to yeah yeah familiar with Catholicism it's very dark it's 561 00:46:25,47 --> 00:46:28,64 very accurate it's another thing that spoke to me as a as 562 00:46:28,65 --> 00:46:33,48 a child probably the first time I saw this movie I was attending Catholic school so 563 00:46:33,80 --> 00:46:37,64 it was pretty right on the nose that's what they want to rebrand it with 564 00:46:37,65 --> 00:46:44,47 Catholicism while. You know how the majority and media in this country 565 00:46:44,64 --> 00:46:47,68 view the Catholic Church they think of us as 566 00:46:47,69 --> 00:46:54,46 a passe archaic institution people find the Bible up to use even hokey 567 00:46:55,20 --> 00:46:59,76 now in an effort to disprove all that the church has appointed this year is it time 568 00:46:59,77 --> 00:47:06,69 renewed both of faith and of style for example the crucifix Violet has 569 00:47:06,70 --> 00:47:06,84 been 570 00:47:06,85 --> 00:47:12,17 a time honored symbol of our faith Holy Mother Church has decided to retire this 571 00:47:12,18 --> 00:47:16,28 highly recognizable yet wholly depressing image of 572 00:47:16,29 --> 00:47:22,94 a lot of. Christ didn't come to earth to give us the willies came to help us out 573 00:47:23,62 --> 00:47:27,91 he was a booster and it's with that take on a lot in mind that we come up with 574 00:47:27,92 --> 00:47:33,26 a new more inspiring said Joe. Saw this with great pleasure that I present you with 575 00:47:33,55 --> 00:47:38,51 the first of many revenge the Gonzales as well Candy will unveil over the next year 576 00:47:38,82 --> 00:47:41,40 I did use the price. 577 00:47:49,92 --> 00:47:55,25 Higher but that's not the sanction term using for the symbol just something we've 578 00:47:55,26 --> 00:48:01,87 been kicking around the office and looking. Pop it was the body of Christ 579 00:48:02,21 --> 00:48:07,89 but he Christ's body Christ with Christ is like. Jesus didn't I was down here and 580 00:48:07,90 --> 00:48:14,64 I'll give everyone the willies. Sorry you know open and close in on their 581 00:48:14,65 --> 00:48:20,17 own commanders like. I mean that is really kind of at least when I was going to 582 00:48:20,18 --> 00:48:25,66 Catholic school for the whole two years I went. Nuns were very you know our sister 583 00:48:25,67 --> 00:48:30,54 Mary Milo was the nun principal at the Catholic school that I went to on the south 584 00:48:30,55 --> 00:48:36,21 side of Joachim and she was very much like the Penguin you know I can very much if 585 00:48:36,86 --> 00:48:37,42 she had 586 00:48:37,43 --> 00:48:41,96 a gliding quality not know if anybody my mom tells me I don't want to Catholic 587 00:48:41,97 --> 00:48:47,37 school my mommy she went to St John of teachers who and she would always tell me 588 00:48:47,38 --> 00:48:50,24 stories about how she loved the nuns she's like there was this one now and she's 589 00:48:50,25 --> 00:48:55,50 like she was so small and she wore green converse. That's amazing so more of 590 00:48:55,51 --> 00:48:56,68 a sister act none than 591 00:48:56,69 --> 00:49:14,29 a brother. OK 592 00:49:14,29 --> 00:49:21,01 . OK. OK. 593 00:49:25,18 --> 00:49:32,10 OK. OK And you'd think they'd be like come on they couldn't think of 594 00:49:32,11 --> 00:49:35,04 one singing dancing in that movie it's already two and 595 00:49:35,05 --> 00:49:40,05 a half hours they could what's another five minutes. And what churches are paying 596 00:49:40,06 --> 00:49:45,32 property taxes that's my other question and this is because like back I have to run 597 00:49:45,33 --> 00:49:48,66 so this is nine hundred eighty and they're like We need five grand like that's it 598 00:49:49,57 --> 00:49:55,69 that's not too bad that's all yeah like it's not like it's ten I want in your own 599 00:49:55,70 --> 00:50:00,48 mind the orphanage probably doesn't make money. For an orphanage It's not like 600 00:50:00,49 --> 00:50:04,53 they're charging people to go to school there now Fair enough she spent her time 601 00:50:04,54 --> 00:50:08,92 just hitting kids I love the way she ended up getting the ruler and why just how 602 00:50:08,93 --> 00:50:12,48 but a little literally all of their heads when she breaks and grabs 603 00:50:12,49 --> 00:50:16,13 a bigger. Pool. That was 604 00:50:16,14 --> 00:50:22,72 a straight up Highlander movie. So there can be no. Scene we have the playing going 605 00:50:22,73 --> 00:50:28,36 versus the Kurgan That's the new I would like you know that You Tube channel that 606 00:50:28,37 --> 00:50:34,00 does like the verses things like they'll have. Rolls of history yeah we should have 607 00:50:34,20 --> 00:50:41,19 we should have the penguin versus the Kurgan. No one to find it nearly as funny as 608 00:50:41,20 --> 00:50:44,63 this. References. 609 00:50:47,82 --> 00:50:54,73 So. The name reverently offense really stuck out to me this time so I looked 610 00:50:54,74 --> 00:51:01,16 up what the meaning of Cleophas meant site glory I thought given what happens in 611 00:51:01,17 --> 00:51:05,17 that church I found that significant I would have never 612 00:51:05,18 --> 00:51:10,22 a thought to look into that either. This is this is the literary background that I 613 00:51:10,71 --> 00:51:15,91 could bring to the show everything means something. So what does it mean that they 614 00:51:15,92 --> 00:51:19,70 cast James Brown and that. Means that they've got 615 00:51:19,71 --> 00:51:25,40 a bad musical number out of it. This reminds me of a story when I was 616 00:51:25,41 --> 00:51:29,68 a high school I went to was Ronald Wilson Reagan College Preparatory High School. 617 00:51:31,25 --> 00:51:31,44 There's 618 00:51:31,45 --> 00:51:36,95 a wall you know. That's going to break because he had just died around that time. 619 00:51:38,09 --> 00:51:41,11 Because the original tongue name of the school was town of like so it was named 620 00:51:41,12 --> 00:51:47,36 after someone important. James Brown died two weeks later had we waited and 621 00:51:47,37 --> 00:51:53,17 could've been James Brown College Preparatory High School. Somehow I doubt at all 622 00:51:53,18 --> 00:51:58,02 that would have showed you the law. Would somebody go about going or 623 00:51:58,03 --> 00:52:01,28 a good like when you came in they had this big mural that was done by students and 624 00:52:01,29 --> 00:52:04,07 one of those things where they like like they took 625 00:52:04,08 --> 00:52:07,49 a picture of Ronald Reagan and they broke it off in the section of the student had 626 00:52:07,59 --> 00:52:12,02 like their square and I would rather to make a picture of Reagan they took shows 627 00:52:12,03 --> 00:52:12,52 a picture of him in 628 00:52:12,53 --> 00:52:19,06 a cowboy hat and I walked is like why don't you want to let you know. Your I.Q. 629 00:52:19,07 --> 00:52:19,59 On the way. 630 00:52:25,71 --> 00:52:31,28 Some Something else that needs to be there are some amazing mustaches in this film 631 00:52:31,58 --> 00:52:33,98 they're really one thing one nine hundred eighty was 632 00:52:33,99 --> 00:52:36,98 a good year for mustache right now if I had a better if I had 633 00:52:36,99 --> 00:52:40,44 a better mustache I would just I would just pull off the mustache and then you'd 634 00:52:40,45 --> 00:52:46,25 see the second time so much isn't creepy to me though and I terms of like sexual 635 00:52:46,26 --> 00:52:47,61 attraction because my dad has had 636 00:52:47,62 --> 00:52:51,34 a mustache for forty years I've seen if you got the right type of mustache like 637 00:52:51,35 --> 00:52:54,30 Burt Reynolds without a mustache looks weird but for the road with 638 00:52:54,31 --> 00:53:00,18 a mustache but I feel it makes the man I feel like having more makes 639 00:53:00,19 --> 00:53:03,50 a lot that's for mustaches are very one nine hundred eighty S. 640 00:53:03,54 --> 00:53:04,53 One nine hundred seventy S. 641 00:53:04,77 --> 00:53:09,99 You know the old porn stache reference but yeah I will always and forever see my 642 00:53:10,00 --> 00:53:15,21 dad in the face of a man with only a mustache and therefore. That's 643 00:53:15,22 --> 00:53:20,97 a problem. Yeah that would be weird. Yeah OK that's 644 00:53:20,98 --> 00:53:27,96 a fair point I like my dad had to looks growing up he had. The right pictures of 645 00:53:27,97 --> 00:53:32,73 him he got his hair. And he had black hair yes back hair and 646 00:53:32,74 --> 00:53:36,15 a mustache he kind of looked like Antonio Banderas and then he did all the time he 647 00:53:36,16 --> 00:53:37,17 looked at me with 648 00:53:37,18 --> 00:53:42,01 a beard and he was no in between I think black hair where your hair color came from 649 00:53:42,02 --> 00:53:47,30 I don't know oh I'd say that's really one lock Michael because you are the spitting 650 00:53:47,31 --> 00:53:48,84 image of until me open terrorists. 651 00:53:55,81 --> 00:53:59,09 OK You said you had some more notes and you have any holes you want about like I 652 00:53:59,10 --> 00:54:02,60 said I did take many because it's hard for me to learn notes when I mean grossed 653 00:54:02,61 --> 00:54:05,79 and make sense and it's really hard for me to take notes on 654 00:54:05,80 --> 00:54:12,05 a movie that I've seen three hundred forty seven times which is good as the two 655 00:54:12,06 --> 00:54:18,54 hundred thirty fifth time I would say so OK yeah. I think I think we should totally 656 00:54:18,55 --> 00:54:24,47 talk about the car chases and the awesome driving and just general the car pileups 657 00:54:24,48 --> 00:54:27,08 like I have a love affair with car chases 658 00:54:27,09 --> 00:54:30,21 a movie too I might be the only female on the face of the Earth that gives 659 00:54:30,22 --> 00:54:36,11 a shit about car chases in movies but OK because she IS THAT WAS MY what everybody 660 00:54:36,12 --> 00:54:41,77 theory wrote the whole gold good trading card to show you will. Never see. 661 00:54:43,24 --> 00:54:48,93 The girls oh yes that's my favorite of that you are right on stones I love don't 662 00:54:48,94 --> 00:54:51,68 you do mine to my car actually has 663 00:54:51,69 --> 00:54:55,86 a license plate on the front of death preflight death license plate that's 664 00:54:55,87 --> 00:55:01,92 a mouthful I have to check it out but yeah I just from Kid on like I've always I'm 665 00:55:01,93 --> 00:55:04,69 kind of a car nerd a gearhead kind of 666 00:55:04,70 --> 00:55:11,33 a car buff so. Yes so many times I used to have an eighty four Camaro 667 00:55:11,43 --> 00:55:15,23 which this time of year was both a blessing and 668 00:55:15,24 --> 00:55:20,03 a curse you know an empty parking lot for donuts was great so of course we used to 669 00:55:20,12 --> 00:55:26,08 play Blues Brothers when I was seventeen and I used to dress my. I was usually 670 00:55:26,09 --> 00:55:26,37 always 671 00:55:26,38 --> 00:55:30,79 a would because he was driving you know and my brother was younger than me so he 672 00:55:30,83 --> 00:55:36,47 was never driving and I was always driving so yeah we would try to recreate some of 673 00:55:36,48 --> 00:55:39,04 like the parking in for the shape haul like just 674 00:55:39,05 --> 00:55:45,88 a nice little whip around. All of that stuff I love it I 675 00:55:45,89 --> 00:55:50,71 love that that I feel like a car driving 676 00:55:50,75 --> 00:55:57,64 a car the kind of cars that you use the drive. I mean the. Chases the crashes all 677 00:55:57,65 --> 00:56:02,96 of that stuff puts a certain finance on a film that really speaks to me as 678 00:56:02,97 --> 00:56:08,86 a car nerd so I agree like I specially too with like older cars or do they are just 679 00:56:09,07 --> 00:56:11,36 they're old made a metal and they're just they just had 680 00:56:11,37 --> 00:56:17,41 a different sound with cars and cars and the like actually. It's one of the reasons 681 00:56:17,42 --> 00:56:21,08 that previous episode one of my one of my vinegar syndrome episodes is one of the 682 00:56:21,09 --> 00:56:22,76 reasons I gave the movie shot such 683 00:56:22,77 --> 00:56:26,08 a high review because the movie is made for like fifteen grand in one nine hundred 684 00:56:26,09 --> 00:56:27,76 seventy four so it's still not 685 00:56:27,77 --> 00:56:33,39 a lot of money and car is filled with nothing but gun fights and car chases my 686 00:56:33,40 --> 00:56:36,39 college students like it adds a new level to 687 00:56:36,40 --> 00:56:39,86 a film and I guess that they could have just had the mall chase and I would have 688 00:56:39,87 --> 00:56:44,19 been like right this is great but then they had the ending chase of all the cop 689 00:56:44,20 --> 00:56:50,07 cars and one or Wacker Drive my favorite lines in the movie is I got to pull over 690 00:56:50,08 --> 00:56:55,37 Elwood or I got to pull over Jake and they just like just swerve so I offer that 691 00:56:55,38 --> 00:56:59,94 investment or like when the cops go bowling later on in life we're all just piling 692 00:56:59,95 --> 00:57:04,78 into each other don't think of the car to start shooting. Well and the fact that 693 00:57:04,79 --> 00:57:06,15 the Blues will build blows 694 00:57:06,16 --> 00:57:11,57 a rod and still keeps going to write like yes this car is the best car ever to salt 695 00:57:11,58 --> 00:57:16,96 this car all he was always once he pulls up in that shitty cop car like oh I walk 696 00:57:16,97 --> 00:57:21,93 this I love that car in like it's terrible kind of way Oh yeah and I had to remain 697 00:57:21,93 --> 00:57:28,46 . Ram in front of the crew I'm not. The 698 00:57:28,47 --> 00:57:35,45 bumper. Guard really oh yeah the. Brush guard and I was 699 00:57:35,46 --> 00:57:41,49 you up to try to water go off sharks stop suspension doctors. I don't like this car 700 00:57:41,50 --> 00:57:48,27 and they didn't. Fix the cigarette lighter and that scene too of 701 00:57:48,28 --> 00:57:52,63 course growing up in Milwaukee there's plenty of bridges that open up near downtown 702 00:57:52,64 --> 00:57:54,06 and where you know every time 703 00:57:54,07 --> 00:57:57,46 a bridge opens I just want to drive over it I used to have 704 00:57:58,20 --> 00:58:00,02 a couple of Buicks older ones I had 705 00:58:00,03 --> 00:58:04,70 a seventy eight Park Avenue which was my our family car my mom's car growing up and 706 00:58:04,71 --> 00:58:08,36 then I got it you know when I got my license and she got 707 00:58:08,37 --> 00:58:12,67 a new car so I'm you know sixteen years old driving around in a seventy eight B. 708 00:58:12,68 --> 00:58:18,64 a Park Avenue we could have service dinner for four on the hood you know. And yeah 709 00:58:18,68 --> 00:58:24,36 we that was like the feeling that I got I felt so cool driving this huge metal car 710 00:58:24,40 --> 00:58:26,51 and then I couple years later I got 711 00:58:26,52 --> 00:58:29,74 a seventy seven beautiful Saber which was similar but it was like 712 00:58:29,75 --> 00:58:30,53 a two doors it was 713 00:58:30,54 --> 00:58:37,20 a little bit cooler than the Ford or you know grocery go getter and yeah the blues 714 00:58:37,21 --> 00:58:40,14 well below growing up was like the car looked like 715 00:58:40,15 --> 00:58:43,10 a piece of shit but it was awesome and it performed a like 716 00:58:43,11 --> 00:58:45,70 a beast and iced up until 717 00:58:45,71 --> 00:58:50,89 a few years ago like I certainly seen like Korean cars Chios whatever because 718 00:58:50,90 --> 00:58:55,37 they're like fish and for the gas mileage and stuff like that on an automobile it's 719 00:58:55,38 --> 00:59:00,87 a it's a fine automobile but I was like this close to buying 720 00:59:00,88 --> 00:59:04,85 a retired cop car because I wanted to Boost Mobile right I mean ice and I still 721 00:59:04,86 --> 00:59:08,57 want to do that like eventually because you see people driving old top cars around 722 00:59:09,51 --> 00:59:11,51 like that's on my bucket list you know what 723 00:59:11,52 --> 00:59:16,71 a giant microphone on the top Yeah you know John speaker and yeah an error or an 724 00:59:16,72 --> 00:59:23,29 air raid horn thing yeah I moves review Yeah I'm definitely planning on it 725 00:59:23,83 --> 00:59:29,77 I think there's something so beautiful you stick it to them and to that point that 726 00:59:29,78 --> 00:59:36,73 whole element of the strip where they're using the cops old retired tools in order 727 00:59:36,74 --> 00:59:43,18 to evade them yes. It's very Blues Brothers and clearly the car is 728 00:59:43,19 --> 00:59:48,87 magical I mean it gets exactly to Daley Plaza and falls apart like that yeah it's 729 00:59:48,88 --> 00:59:52,71 clearly the down time it ran out of gas. For 730 00:59:52,72 --> 00:59:57,45 a while you know we're out of gas you know many times this happen to me in life 731 00:59:57,46 --> 00:59:57,90 where I go to 732 00:59:57,91 --> 01:00:00,93 a gas station and they're like waiting to fill it up I'm like oh my God I'm living 733 01:00:00,94 --> 01:00:06,00 the movie might not wait till Twitter shows up so I can get on or you know you 734 01:00:06,01 --> 01:00:11,10 might appreciate this I remember once I used to drive an old minivan. That was my 735 01:00:11,11 --> 01:00:14,71 dad had it at one point it didn't have 736 01:00:14,75 --> 01:00:21,68 a. The fuel indicator was broken. I just had to 737 01:00:21,69 --> 01:00:22,81 guess I don't have 738 01:00:22,82 --> 01:00:28,06 a spot ometer you boy. My mileage counter because I used to figure out by mileage 739 01:00:28,07 --> 01:00:32,25 like OK I get this much than one gallon the idea that was all broken so I was like 740 01:00:32,84 --> 01:00:34,07 I kind of felt like blink in 741 01:00:34,73 --> 01:00:40,11 a minute I said I've got enough fuel Yes I think yes I can get there we're driving 742 01:00:40,12 --> 01:00:46,49 somewhere and I ran out of gas and I coach only people who have walkie will know 743 01:00:46,50 --> 01:00:49,81 this but I was at the hold Avenue Park and Ride and there's a there's a 744 01:00:50,10 --> 01:00:54,73 a. Speedway over I would say it was probably 745 01:00:54,74 --> 01:00:59,99 a mile away I coasted that entire way on no gas it coyote's afterwards because I've 746 01:01:00,00 --> 01:01:06,15 never seen anyone coast that far before. I got my entire childhood was like running 747 01:01:06,16 --> 01:01:11,02 out of gas. And I thought why I felt about that maybe even the way that what it was 748 01:01:11,03 --> 01:01:15,10 about the blues might be oh it's like this is this is my charity it's oh I have 749 01:01:15,11 --> 01:01:19,42 a fun running out of gas story telling how we were all in 750 01:01:19,46 --> 01:01:22,83 a little my whole family well and at this point it was me and my when I have two 751 01:01:22,84 --> 01:01:26,75 brothers but it was just the one brother at this time and my two parents and my 752 01:01:26,94 --> 01:01:28,63 parents had agreed to take us to Chuck E. 753 01:01:28,64 --> 01:01:29,92 Cheese so it was like 754 01:01:29,93 --> 01:01:35,07 a big deal because we never got to go to check the cheese and on the edge of cheese 755 01:01:35,08 --> 01:01:38,36 my dad's truck ran out of gas so when stead of going to check 756 01:01:38,37 --> 01:01:44,38 a cheese we walked home from where the truck around again almost as that's over. 757 01:01:46,31 --> 01:01:53,12 It was both but. One thing I want to talk about is I don't think there's 758 01:01:53,13 --> 01:01:56,42 a whole lot to talk about I just kind of obsessed with this cast and I want to talk 759 01:01:56,43 --> 01:01:59,68 more about Carrie Fisher being in this movie you know it's just the series was so 760 01:01:59,69 --> 01:02:03,91 bizarre that we came out right around the same time and parched right back was 761 01:02:03,92 --> 01:02:08,38 coming out so this is the top of her like. She doesn't have 762 01:02:08,39 --> 01:02:13,94 a real character name shows off with these Wiley Coyote style weapons and just 763 01:02:13,95 --> 01:02:19,22 tries to kill the Blues Brothers and survive like. I don't know I'm just kind of 764 01:02:19,38 --> 01:02:24,29 she's the biggest That was in this when they were we got to go to work and I said I 765 01:02:24,30 --> 01:02:29,97 was going to go to work so I'm going to go to work. Well I there's not 766 01:02:29,98 --> 01:02:32,54 a whole lot to say about her character because it's not 767 01:02:32,55 --> 01:02:34,52 a very well developed character at all and there's 768 01:02:34,53 --> 01:02:39,20 a lot that they've got Carrie Fisher like at the height of her popularity and. Two 769 01:02:39,21 --> 01:02:43,10 minutes or maybe return of the gentle might be that popular because that bikini she 770 01:02:43,11 --> 01:02:48,83 wore. Like she's doing Star Wars while she's making this movie. 771 01:02:50,20 --> 01:02:56,51 I think it really adds to how her character works so well even though on paper she 772 01:02:56,52 --> 01:03:00,13 shouldn't work at all and this you know because like you said they don't develop at 773 01:03:00,14 --> 01:03:03,94 all but I think it's just that added like and taken 774 01:03:03,95 --> 01:03:10,91 a stick piece they have everybody is against them including you know. Random 775 01:03:10,95 --> 01:03:14,72 old lovers that you know we're looking at that's going to torch and I feel like 776 01:03:14,73 --> 01:03:19,57 Carrie Fisher out of more often than not get stuck with She's either in cameo roles 777 01:03:19,58 --> 01:03:20,36 or when she does actually have 778 01:03:20,37 --> 01:03:24,70 a role it's not for well developed as much as I love the movie the burbs she plays 779 01:03:24,71 --> 01:03:28,53 the wife in that movie she's just the negative wife of the entire film but she's 780 01:03:28,54 --> 01:03:28,75 such 781 01:03:28,76 --> 01:03:34,16 a good actor she brings new levels to these little arts Absolutely and I think shame 782 01:03:34,53 --> 01:03:38,99 this is one of the rare cases where lack of development combined with Carrie 783 01:03:39,00 --> 01:03:44,01 Fisher's performance actually made that role more compelling Have they given her 784 01:03:44,02 --> 01:03:50,51 backstory other than just what Jake explains what they try to explain to each other 785 01:03:50,52 --> 01:03:56,94 in that last interaction. It made makes it so funny in this time of the time to 786 01:03:57,38 --> 01:04:02,01 know especially if they trickled in very slowly I love the scene where she's like 787 01:04:02,11 --> 01:04:07,79 going through the flame thrower like manual and you just briefly see Jake's picture 788 01:04:07,80 --> 01:04:11,54 in the background and Amanda pointed it out and was like oh OK I see where this is 789 01:04:11,55 --> 01:04:16,39 going it's very simplistic storytelling and I sometimes feel if that works better 790 01:04:16,40 --> 01:04:21,38 than anything you can over again yourself to death Yeah I hate that about movies 791 01:04:21,39 --> 01:04:25,04 where they feel like they have to give us every little bit like pay attention if 792 01:04:25,05 --> 01:04:29,36 you pay attention to this movie in you're not lazy eel guy. It you know that's one 793 01:04:29,37 --> 01:04:34,11 of my biggest gripes with some people's critique of films like well I didn't 794 01:04:34,12 --> 01:04:38,48 understand what was going on because one I was in your phone and I'm not sure where 795 01:04:38,49 --> 01:04:43,48 the other one was but back when you know you had nothing else to do except watch 796 01:04:43,49 --> 01:04:47,74 the movie you would be paying attention to these you know subtle little things and 797 01:04:47,75 --> 01:04:51,95 I guess maybe because I've seen the movie you know three hundred forty seven did I 798 01:04:51,96 --> 01:04:57,00 say times. That you know maybe I pick up on all this but I think it's also 799 01:04:57,01 --> 01:05:01,21 noteworthy to mention that the name of the salon her salon is the curl up in Harlem 800 01:05:01,22 --> 01:05:06,78 and. Much this is. There's actually 801 01:05:06,82 --> 01:05:13,81 a salon. Close to Me know that in Maryland that 802 01:05:13,82 --> 01:05:17,40 has a salon named throw up and die if I ever open 803 01:05:17,41 --> 01:05:24,36 a salon it will be called up and I. I want to. I see what we're talking about 804 01:05:24,40 --> 01:05:28,18 great names for businesses once upon a time they used to be 805 01:05:28,19 --> 01:05:34,59 a butcher shop on beach or called beach or beats and. Didn't I don't think they got 806 01:05:34,60 --> 01:05:36,69 it. Didn't stick for me as 807 01:05:36,70 --> 01:05:42,02 a kid either but as an adult. Well it's just 808 01:05:42,03 --> 01:05:47,20 a place on beach or where you don't oh I. Don't want to start out someone could 809 01:05:47,21 --> 01:05:47,49 start 810 01:05:47,50 --> 01:05:56,40 a. Future tool and die. Since 811 01:05:56,41 --> 01:06:01,01 we're talking about these little white subtle inclusions one thing that I really 812 01:06:01,02 --> 01:06:07,85 enjoyed was when they're negotiating with Ray over the instruments that Elwood 813 01:06:07,86 --> 01:06:13,34 just goes off to the side where there's a toaster and he's just trying to he has 814 01:06:13,35 --> 01:06:19,94 a piece of bread I mean it's just white and it will be close to. His 815 01:06:20,50 --> 01:06:25,36 He's tough and there's all this music around him all these all the the dear nerds 816 01:06:25,37 --> 01:06:29,26 are checking out the amps and the guitars and then there's I would like this is the 817 01:06:29,27 --> 01:06:33,66 best toaster I've ever seen in my home because he does like his dry wait till it's 818 01:06:33,67 --> 01:06:40,05 a question because. I can't. Just the character arc for him the first time we see 819 01:06:40,06 --> 01:06:41,76 him and his toes obsession he's cooking it on 820 01:06:41,77 --> 01:06:46,85 a hanger. It's like well for him this is what. 821 01:06:49,31 --> 01:06:56,02 Some day. That reminds me talking about Elwood cooking the toast in his apartment 822 01:06:56,69 --> 01:07:02,78 it reminds me of the first time I actually visited Chicago like legit went there 823 01:07:03,22 --> 01:07:07,94 and it was probably way later than it should have been in my life that I got to 824 01:07:07,95 --> 01:07:12,25 Chicago to the city proper but I went with my X. 825 01:07:12,26 --> 01:07:13,85 And we stayed at 826 01:07:13,86 --> 01:07:19,33 a hotel in the south loop I believe called the silversmith hotel on jewelers row 827 01:07:19,87 --> 01:07:25,95 and the room that we had was level with the El train so the train was going by the 828 01:07:25,96 --> 01:07:30,96 window and I'm like it goes by so much you hardly ever notice it. It was so this 829 01:07:30,97 --> 01:07:33,68 trip was so Blues Brothers we actually went to see 830 01:07:33,69 --> 01:07:37,74 a show at the House of Blues that was the whole reason we were down there so I mean 831 01:07:37,75 --> 01:07:43,19 aside from having to dodge Monaco when we walked everywhere but it was it was like 832 01:07:43,20 --> 01:07:47,26 it brought the movie to life for me because I hadn't really visited Chicago but we 833 01:07:47,27 --> 01:07:47,41 got 834 01:07:47,42 --> 01:07:52,66 a chance to to walk the streets of Chicago we whole entire trip like we got there 835 01:07:53,04 --> 01:07:57,78 on Friday afternoon and left on Sunday we did not take a car we did not take 836 01:07:57,79 --> 01:08:02,83 a train except for from Milwaukee to Union Station we took that train them track 837 01:08:02,84 --> 01:08:05,56 but we walked everywhere and it was February it was 838 01:08:05,60 --> 01:08:10,56 a lot like it is now and we walked through the snowy streets of Chicago yeah it was 839 01:08:10,57 --> 01:08:14,48 really it was really cool intimate way to get to know the city and to sort of 840 01:08:14,49 --> 01:08:18,63 experience and you know we walk to Laura Wacker Drive under the tracks like all of 841 01:08:18,64 --> 01:08:24,86 that stuff it was really it brought the movie to another level so now when I watch 842 01:08:24,87 --> 01:08:29,28 it I have some frame of reference having actually been in some of these places in 843 01:08:29,29 --> 01:08:35,85 the city. Speaking of the House of Blues I actually saw Jim 844 01:08:35,86 --> 01:08:40,83 Belushi and Dan Aykroyd perform as the Blues Brothers the Chicago House of Blues 845 01:08:40,96 --> 01:08:45,56 How cool is that those are cool show that would have been awesome we were there to 846 01:08:45,57 --> 01:08:49,69 see Michelle go so it wasn't quite the same thing that's going to be 847 01:08:49,70 --> 01:08:56,48 a really similar show very much I'm curious as we go to pretty Brothers fans here 848 01:08:57,45 --> 01:09:03,17 have either of you see movies two thousand and one or Oh no no no not interested i 849 01:09:03,18 --> 01:09:09,37 same I thought. Talking from Roseanne working I think of his name at the moment. 850 01:09:10,53 --> 01:09:14,57 John Goodman I saw John Wooden's and I was like well that's interesting and 851 01:09:14,58 --> 01:09:21,41 Macaulay told him let's not for. A while we're going to run out and say. Yeah no 852 01:09:21,42 --> 01:09:25,69 it's never interest me I've never you know it's kind of like when was a remake of 853 01:09:25,70 --> 01:09:30,67 a sequel I'm not exactly sure but you know it's like when they when somebody tries 854 01:09:30,68 --> 01:09:35,60 to do something with your favorite thing you know it's I don't know if there's no 855 01:09:35,61 --> 01:09:40,61 way that anyone could ever do it justice I don't think I mean maybe I've been 856 01:09:40,62 --> 01:09:45,76 proven wrong before I thought the Noosa spirit of film in comparison to the 857 01:09:45,77 --> 01:09:52,06 original which I love was better than I expected but from the trailers and the 858 01:09:52,07 --> 01:09:56,54 clips and the things I've seen of the the Blues Brothers two thousand or whatever 859 01:09:56,58 --> 01:10:02,55 it was and what didn't hold my interest in me was about it was John Landis directed 860 01:10:02,56 --> 01:10:07,73 it again sure and Dan Aykroyd wrote again but it was like. Well. 861 01:10:10,03 --> 01:10:12,58 If you're going to do a sequel Why didn't you do 862 01:10:12,96 --> 01:10:19,04 a little bit closer to one person and I just feel like the story line it's so 863 01:10:19,05 --> 01:10:20,76 wrapped up so well like it doesn't need 864 01:10:20,77 --> 01:10:26,00 a sequel it doesn't and maybe if it was to do the same you know have the same 865 01:10:26,01 --> 01:10:30,48 purpose of like bringing some of these big names out you know musically again or 866 01:10:30,49 --> 01:10:34,83 something I guess I could see the purpose of that but overall I thought it's 867 01:10:35,31 --> 01:10:39,49 a really great movie it's contained within itself and it's not broke don't fix it I 868 01:10:39,50 --> 01:10:41,73 feel you know anything I want to see out of I'm not 869 01:10:41,74 --> 01:10:45,90 a Blues Brothers film and I was saying we need to this but the only thing I want is 870 01:10:45,91 --> 01:10:48,76 like. Perhaps or see 871 01:10:48,77 --> 01:10:55,38 a younger and get together and learning music and then just like that time I would 872 01:10:55,39 --> 01:10:59,65 say if you are going to do yeah write some kind of 873 01:10:59,66 --> 01:11:06,20 a silly no third star that we have to blow up no. Yeah I think 874 01:11:06,70 --> 01:11:12,32 Jake in all would origin story would be cool to see you know how they got into 875 01:11:12,33 --> 01:11:17,52 blues and there's Because the way I take it is you know they're growing up in an 876 01:11:17,53 --> 01:11:18,37 orphanage and 877 01:11:18,38 --> 01:11:24,91 a black neighborhood is probably how come they're so appreciative of this this 878 01:11:24,92 --> 01:11:30,47 culture you know. Why didn't still and all of that in the in the boiler room 879 01:11:31,46 --> 01:11:37,97 that's so dirty when you put it that way. But you have to know is that we were nice 880 01:11:37,97 --> 01:11:44,69 . But you can't talk to nuns that way. I mean it was there 881 01:11:44,70 --> 01:11:49,13 anything any other thoughts you had about. But you come from music like that you 882 01:11:49,14 --> 01:11:52,65 knew that you knew them you knew some of the music yeah I mean the one song you 883 01:11:52,66 --> 01:11:56,36 want to hear wasn't in there yeah I mean like I said I They were so my favorite 884 01:11:56,37 --> 01:12:02,72 songs to play and band class in high school. Rich horn section Yeah and I went to 885 01:12:02,73 --> 01:12:08,85 play I played saxophone and I played trombone OK so I like Tommy gun that. I love 886 01:12:09,06 --> 01:12:15,31 anything jazz and blues and jazz that was my favorite like section of the day. So I 887 01:12:15,32 --> 01:12:18,32 was kind of sad that some of those songs that I was looking forward to weren't in 888 01:12:18,33 --> 01:12:21,59 it. But. It was 889 01:12:21,60 --> 01:12:25,80 a lot of fun like it wasn't what I expected to get and expect to be so silly I'm 890 01:12:25,81 --> 01:12:26,98 going to show you copy 891 01:12:26,99 --> 01:12:31,21 a briefcase full Yes I was just going to say there's some great ones like Rubber 892 01:12:31,22 --> 01:12:32,80 Biscuit that's a good on get 893 01:12:32,81 --> 01:12:39,55 a no that was you know album you know for them yeah yeah like platinum or something 894 01:12:40,26 --> 01:12:41,95 and I remember when I do have 895 01:12:41,96 --> 01:12:48,42 a break. Just like doing Yeah it's amazing Yeah Walker the Dukakis story is the 896 01:12:48,43 --> 01:12:53,11 best songs that I've heard about for me to sing about some of my favorite albums 897 01:12:53,12 --> 01:12:59,40 that it's not even real but it's real to me and it's and you never paid for drugs. 898 01:13:00,45 --> 01:13:07,21 Not wants slept with my wife you slept with me I have had good feelings about that 899 01:13:07,22 --> 01:13:13,52 for ten years now and you never once paid for drugs not what 900 01:13:14,31 --> 01:13:21,04 you want you don't do it cocks we're leaving. Well I guess this is the end of 901 01:13:21,05 --> 01:13:26,80 a chapter in your life Dewey Cox and you never once paid for drugs. 902 01:13:29,42 --> 01:13:34,16 Every once in out of nowhere just texted me because I didn't really realize she was 903 01:13:34,17 --> 01:13:41,02 even watching the movie she's like. Oh so I got all the mail. I love that she 904 01:13:41,03 --> 01:13:47,97 said text. OK One other thing I'd like 905 01:13:47,98 --> 01:13:50,97 to discuss. So this movie has 906 01:13:50,98 --> 01:13:57,69 a very strange inclusion of Illinois Nazis yes you know and I know 907 01:13:57,98 --> 01:14:03,04 I hate Illinois and I think one of the most interesting things about their 908 01:14:03,05 --> 01:14:06,17 inclusion and apparently it is a direct reference to 909 01:14:06,18 --> 01:14:10,01 a court case that was happened I guess script was being real good it makes more 910 01:14:10,02 --> 01:14:15,57 sense to very random and then you know they reference how those those Socialists 911 01:14:15,61 --> 01:14:19,30 won their court case it it's when their court case now their margin Yeah it was 912 01:14:19,31 --> 01:14:24,96 something to do with like Skokie Illinois actually. I don't remember the exact 913 01:14:25,00 --> 01:14:31,62 reference but yet it is based on true events but what I find most fascinating about 914 01:14:31,63 --> 01:14:38,40 it is that the Nazis in the film are white the third. To 915 01:14:38,41 --> 01:14:43,35 your and tired and it's usually not they're going to be the ones that are the most 916 01:14:43,97 --> 01:14:50,34 like nope it's like the cops and then Carrie Fisher these other people read. 917 01:14:51,57 --> 01:14:56,13 The read now it's going to be asked now and then there's like oh yeah and also the 918 01:14:56,14 --> 01:15:02,90 Nazis. Real quick thinking the good ole boys that want to avoid the car crashes I 919 01:15:03,06 --> 01:15:07,04 cringe that most when that truck with the like little OH MY GOD THEY CAN I was like 920 01:15:07,05 --> 01:15:10,70 there's three guys up there and they can't win they probably did the crash they 921 01:15:10,71 --> 01:15:15,96 were not there but I thought because it was. Walking away from this is not OK 922 01:15:16,53 --> 01:15:16,73 there's 923 01:15:16,74 --> 01:15:19,88 a lot of scenes in this movie where people should be dead and they crawl out of 924 01:15:19,89 --> 01:15:24,01 piles of bricks and things so you know they they were on 925 01:15:24,02 --> 01:15:29,58 a mission from God they did not show the Nazis get out of the giant hole in the 926 01:15:29,59 --> 01:15:35,04 street when they were dropped this isn't true it was just an overpass on about was 927 01:15:35,05 --> 01:15:39,60 about to disconnect what you could see because all the press the start I think I 928 01:15:39,61 --> 01:15:43,23 got that was my walking I knew how tall that was and how and then they show them 929 01:15:43,24 --> 01:15:48,49 falling for two miles you know just because I was like OK so if you're trying to 930 01:15:48,50 --> 01:15:53,31 tell me that this is above all those buildings then. Did you know they actually did 931 01:15:53,32 --> 01:15:53,64 drop 932 01:15:53,65 --> 01:15:58,67 a Pinto Yes thousand feet do that from occurring you had to register it with like 933 01:15:58,68 --> 01:16:03,79 the F.A.A. In case it like I don't know grueling to inflate. It is 934 01:16:03,80 --> 01:16:08,84 a Pinto and then cut to the Nazi stage station wagon being dropped. 935 01:16:10,51 --> 01:16:14,02 Over the lower Wacker area vacant lot and we had 936 01:16:14,03 --> 01:16:18,19 a target on fifty by fifty feet and I remember there was 937 01:16:18,20 --> 01:16:22,53 a specific thing where we wanted to drop the Pinto belonging to the Illinois and 938 01:16:22,54 --> 01:16:27,49 not she was past the school you want to see it full past the skyline and so how we 939 01:16:27,50 --> 01:16:30,32 were going to do that was actually drop the piano from 940 01:16:30,33 --> 01:16:42,18 a helicopter. We 941 01:16:42,19 --> 01:16:45,99 had to have the Ford Pinto certified by the F.A.A. 942 01:16:46,00 --> 01:16:50,19 They actually want to know about it on the air worthiness because they were afraid 943 01:16:50,20 --> 01:16:53,27 it might be like an airfoil and somehow in the middle of 944 01:16:53,28 --> 01:16:58,58 a drop go sailing off over Lake Shore Drive So we had to do drop tests where we 945 01:16:58,59 --> 01:17:01,08 drop the Pinto from the helicopter had to hit 946 01:17:01,09 --> 01:17:05,72 a specific place we were using the area where they store salt that gets spread 947 01:17:05,73 --> 01:17:09,19 during the snowstorms of the winner and there's nothing on it during the summer and 948 01:17:09,20 --> 01:17:09,87 it's away from 949 01:17:09,88 --> 01:17:14,76 a populated area although it is within the city and so we prove to the F.A.A. 950 01:17:14,77 --> 01:17:15,92 And the city that we could hit 951 01:17:15,93 --> 01:17:19,31 a mark and we drop this Pinto and it fell right on the X. 952 01:17:19,32 --> 01:17:23,34 Where we wanted it and fly and it was about this time when we got done with it but 953 01:17:23,35 --> 01:17:28,18 that's how we were able to do that. I've always felt. 954 01:17:32,63 --> 01:17:38,17 That this is why I love cinema it's for weird little factoids about this and that's 955 01:17:38,18 --> 01:17:42,67 why we do the show you know Oh and I think what other what else is really cool on 956 01:17:42,68 --> 01:17:46,28 that same point is like you wouldn't see that today that would just be C.G.I. 957 01:17:46,29 --> 01:17:50,51 Nobody's stopping cars in downtown Chicago this morning it's crazy like me the Fast 958 01:17:50,52 --> 01:17:53,63 and Furious movies are all about car crashes and there's very few cars in those 959 01:17:53,64 --> 01:17:59,56 movies. I love how you just back in my day and drop in cars. 960 01:18:03,05 --> 01:18:08,17 Back in my day we really dropped cars and we were thankful for I really should have 961 01:18:08,18 --> 01:18:12,33 been born in the fifty's I think and lived through like the seventy's as 962 01:18:12,61 --> 01:18:17,81 a young adult because I loved like the era of movies I love the most is probably 963 01:18:17,82 --> 01:18:23,15 like seventy five to eighty nine like you know all of the movies that I love came 964 01:18:23,16 --> 01:18:27,47 from those areas anything after that it's like yeah I mean there's some what chance 965 01:18:27,48 --> 01:18:30,99 you might not of been into movies there. Was born in one thousand nine hundred 966 01:18:31,00 --> 01:18:37,23 eighty three. I would ask and was like oh did you see this movie or this movie that 967 01:18:37,24 --> 01:18:41,68 you know things. It came out during his wife's bat he's like No no no no and I was 968 01:18:41,69 --> 01:18:47,94 like well why not he's like I was too busy being cool yeah oh yeah oh Dad what 969 01:18:47,95 --> 01:18:53,97 happened. Or no wonder I'm shakin I'm out yeah yeah. 970 01:18:55,22 --> 01:18:56,93 Yeah he did he made his own skateboard out of 971 01:18:56,94 --> 01:19:00,62 a plank of wood Yeah that's not I don't I don't think that's like 972 01:19:00,63 --> 01:19:07,60 a normal. He's lucky to have survived all of those falling cars I never knew it 973 01:19:07,61 --> 01:19:10,86 when he said I was too busy being cool he was really really meant to say I was too 974 01:19:10,87 --> 01:19:16,01 busy getting laid but really you know yeah and you know some days the Chambord like 975 01:19:16,52 --> 01:19:17,07 yeah did 976 01:19:17,08 --> 01:19:21,51 a lot of speed some do the movies that are coming out now will be the cooler older 977 01:19:21,52 --> 01:19:28,18 movies that there will be later talking about so when you hear some of the white 978 01:19:28,19 --> 01:19:32,26 what to do the math twenty to twenty five year olds talking about how what their 979 01:19:32,27 --> 01:19:38,62 favorite Star Wars films are episode one two and three. Somebody said hold on right 980 01:19:38,63 --> 01:19:45,48 you know how old I am sold it. How old are you what do you think OK so you're 981 01:19:45,49 --> 01:19:49,50 out of the twenty but there it was here's more of that I was watching Wayne's World 982 01:19:49,51 --> 01:19:52,65 the other day at work and one of the high schoolers came into existence old like. 983 01:19:55,88 --> 01:20:02,46 Oh that was like five twenty. Year old movies like oh Buster Keaton That's an old 984 01:20:02,47 --> 01:20:05,69 movie I have the director all the time go at the high school if that works for me 985 01:20:05,70 --> 01:20:10,21 it will say things fire them for this kills the things that I'm like no you you 986 01:20:10,22 --> 01:20:14,97 were born two thousand like you get out here I just don't like to see Santa Claus 987 01:20:14,98 --> 01:20:19,64 and he just ages in one show you know what I realized how your kids born in the 988 01:20:19,65 --> 01:20:24,44 year two thousand when that moment you know what is the what is the sign say now 989 01:20:24,45 --> 01:20:30,11 for buying cigarettes like you know we're born before this date and twenty forty 990 01:20:30,12 --> 01:20:30,91 five Yeah 991 01:20:31,85 --> 01:20:38,30 a lot. I graduated high school in two thousand. That's yeah 992 01:20:38,89 --> 01:20:45,81 kids today they are stand. It's GET OFF MY LAWN. You could 993 01:20:45,82 --> 01:20:48,68 say. They were actually happening off. 994 01:20:52,55 --> 01:20:54,98 So so there's one more actually 995 01:20:54,99 --> 01:20:59,40 a couple more but one thing that I want to mention primarily because it ties into 996 01:20:59,44 --> 01:21:03,33 Ghostbusters which we were just talking about what I would have to say what I mean 997 01:21:03,34 --> 01:21:06,43 I stopped watching it because we were going to do the episode I'm not finished in 998 01:21:06,44 --> 01:21:13,02 this until Yes So Dan Ackroyd worked on both of both the script for Blues Brothers 999 01:21:13,03 --> 01:21:19,54 and Ghostbusters. You just wanted to really fix that script Yeah 1000 01:21:19,94 --> 01:21:24,52 apparently it was life like four hundred pages long yeah they wrapped it in the 1001 01:21:24,56 --> 01:21:28,26 only enough phone book cover because it was so big I just I just think of that 1002 01:21:28,27 --> 01:21:32,08 scene that mean that's going around It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia with him like 1003 01:21:32,12 --> 01:21:35,21 freaking out with all like the pins and pages behind him and everything I imagine 1004 01:21:35,22 --> 01:21:40,34 that was the script of the writers. So one of the winds in the Blues Brothers is 1005 01:21:40,97 --> 01:21:45,68 Who are you going to call when when he walks into the phone with right before Terry 1006 01:21:45,69 --> 01:21:50,02 Fischer blows at like five hundred feet up into the air and then it comes crashing 1007 01:21:50,03 --> 01:21:54,60 down and they very easily survive. But clearly 1008 01:21:54,61 --> 01:22:00,72 a line that reduced and became very iconic I've never seen all of the Ghost Busters 1009 01:22:00,73 --> 01:22:05,78 and I still can't hear who you going to call with I'm not going to it's you know in 1010 01:22:05,79 --> 01:22:08,02 our lexicon now if you know it is 1011 01:22:08,03 --> 01:22:14,14 a pop pop culture reference officially you know. I think we're starting to wind 1012 01:22:14,15 --> 01:22:17,56 down Was there any you know anything else anyone wanted to say about the movie kind 1013 01:22:17,57 --> 01:22:22,19 of going on some tangent but it's been fun yeah totally It's kind of in the spirit 1014 01:22:22,20 --> 01:22:27,13 of the film I think. Yeah there's no there's not there's not a point A to Point B. 1015 01:22:27,14 --> 01:22:32,06 And there's like think about it if this movie could have easily been twelve minutes 1016 01:22:32,07 --> 01:22:38,06 long if the non would have just taken their dirty money right or realize that your 1017 01:22:38,07 --> 01:22:42,23 just don't pay property taxes. This is just 1018 01:22:42,24 --> 01:22:47,41 a paperwork mistake exactly Whoops credits. There are 1019 01:22:47,96 --> 01:22:54,27 a few more things I'd like to mention one is I love words white bad old tricks. 1020 01:22:56,24 --> 01:23:01,51 And I actually kind of glue strong stuff was that what he stole from the from the 1021 01:23:01,52 --> 01:23:04,57 factory but you know the film I thought that was cheese was at first but then like 1022 01:23:04,61 --> 01:23:10,81 you never know though again so I figure it was glue it was and I am sure that all 1023 01:23:10,82 --> 01:23:16,37 the sequences of him at work was there it's not in the theatrical. 1024 01:23:19,63 --> 01:23:24,19 WORK FOR ME Yeah I actually preferred that I would just have this magical white 1025 01:23:24,20 --> 01:23:29,58 Mary Poppins bag that he pulled out whatever was needed at that time and sunglasses 1026 01:23:29,58 --> 01:23:36,02 . I really. You know was probably 1027 01:23:36,61 --> 01:23:42,61 another funny story about the cheese was so. When my brother and I were kids 1028 01:23:43,06 --> 01:23:49,92 we when our parents moved to the suburbs they moved close to. A 1029 01:23:49,93 --> 01:23:54,59 pizza restaurant which my brother would later go on to work at but before this we 1030 01:23:54,60 --> 01:23:58,43 were out on our bikes you know back in the day when kids used to ride their bikes 1031 01:23:58,44 --> 01:24:05,11 outside and tumbled on the pizza restaurant and somebody left the door unlocked 1032 01:24:05,77 --> 01:24:11,06 so we got in and you know basically had access to the soda fountain and we're like 1033 01:24:11,07 --> 01:24:17,59 drinking soda and like hanging out and somehow we were playing the blues 1034 01:24:17,60 --> 01:24:22,60 brothers and it was we capturing an act in this I think it was a can 1035 01:24:22,61 --> 01:24:26,71 a cheese was I think that's why you know as did you give me my cheese whiz boy and 1036 01:24:26,72 --> 01:24:27,39 we were tossed in 1037 01:24:27,40 --> 01:24:31,74 a can of cheese was around and then of course the owner showed up and rush out and 1038 01:24:31,75 --> 01:24:36,90 get on our bikes and take off but. Yeah so that's that scene always makes me laugh 1039 01:24:36,91 --> 01:24:40,44 because I think about the time we unintentionally broke into the pits or I was 1040 01:24:40,45 --> 01:24:42,39 there it came to cheese was in a pizza restaurant 1041 01:24:42,40 --> 01:24:46,83 a terrible pizza. Not sure how she ended up in Joliet. 1042 01:24:51,79 --> 01:24:58,76 Another thing is when. When they get done with their first did and 1043 01:24:58,77 --> 01:25:00,93 the band is light starting to almost 1044 01:25:00,94 --> 01:25:05,22 a fact and they're like All right well we'll see I'm out for one more show it 1045 01:25:05,23 --> 01:25:11,40 actually reminded me of indie filmmaker you know why these two guys trying to keep 1046 01:25:11,41 --> 01:25:18,14 a bunch of people together to create art and hopefully made money and do 1047 01:25:18,15 --> 01:25:22,76 something that they all believe in. And you're kind of like but in your way through 1048 01:25:22,77 --> 01:25:26,76 it all I definitely White had flashbacks in that moment of every single. 1049 01:25:30,22 --> 01:25:33,54 Moment of oh dad they're all going to leave actually there's 1050 01:25:33,55 --> 01:25:37,44 a moment to like in that same scene where you know your boys drink three hundred. 1051 01:25:39,15 --> 01:25:44,40 And we did a we just figured out a scene in from the darkness they were 1052 01:25:44,41 --> 01:25:46,09 a bar and as they go we just need 1053 01:25:46,10 --> 01:25:51,38 a couple drinks for the four of the. Table in the bartender who was there just 1054 01:25:51,39 --> 01:25:51,68 pours 1055 01:25:51,69 --> 01:25:57,16 a couple random drinks and then we were packing up he's so about those drinks and 1056 01:25:57,17 --> 01:26:03,74 what you gave them to. And eventually like I'd paid them but it was 1057 01:26:04,27 --> 01:26:08,43 to go right amount to check on the glove compartment that's where I signed the 1058 01:26:08,44 --> 01:26:14,93 checks. And I was like charge me like kind of like. 1059 01:26:16,26 --> 01:26:21,01 Your something but it's the. Band should drink on the house. 1060 01:26:23,02 --> 01:26:27,81 Well and in show business they usually at least get some drink tickets at least not 1061 01:26:27,82 --> 01:26:29,89 just not all of it like all the hundred dollars so 1062 01:26:29,90 --> 01:26:35,12 a lot some of it should be free yeah you know usually like when I put shows 1063 01:26:35,13 --> 01:26:40,44 together usually the bar will comp like some take some drink tickets for the bands 1064 01:26:40,45 --> 01:26:44,44 of the performers and you know it's I think it's fair Yeah that's about what it is 1065 01:26:44,45 --> 01:26:51,00 and it's usually like you know Old Milwaukee on tap or some garbage but it's 1066 01:26:51,01 --> 01:26:55,97 something that yeah. Walking. Down the one of any of you out. 1067 01:26:58,43 --> 01:27:02,82 Because it's the same kind of jokes that I tell. Because you're in charge. 1068 01:27:06,39 --> 01:27:10,32 But also we're like I really enjoyed the movie and I honestly feel like like I said 1069 01:27:10,33 --> 01:27:13,72 before the more I watch it the more I'm going to gravitate towards your way to get 1070 01:27:13,73 --> 01:27:19,36 to three hundred forty seven times your favorite movie ever see the theatrical cut 1071 01:27:19,40 --> 01:27:25,72 and I almost bought those. They were by this still looks like nine dollars and you 1072 01:27:25,73 --> 01:27:30,46 can have two Yeah I don't need to look up its own Well I want to know if Amazon 1073 01:27:30,47 --> 01:27:34,52 Prime this movie because you want to be on it and it was free for Nick to watch. 1074 01:27:35,76 --> 01:27:41,31 You could have borrowed one of my copies too you know I have several. Of the V.H.S. 1075 01:27:41,52 --> 01:27:44,28 Actually my parents probably have it now they ended up in here and I know 1076 01:27:44,29 --> 01:27:45,79 a bunch of my V.H.S. 1077 01:27:45,80 --> 01:27:47,56 Just when I say it's 1078 01:27:47,57 --> 01:27:54,11 a real stole it for me that's fine. I'm going to say if you 1079 01:27:54,45 --> 01:27:59,95 if you're listening to me. I hope they do. 1080 01:28:01,80 --> 01:28:06,22 All the sudden it shows up in the mail with the stuff you know that's sorry my mom 1081 01:28:06,23 --> 01:28:11,91 didn't realize you wanted it bad my mom still confused am stressed is. Good she was 1082 01:28:11,92 --> 01:28:15,57 but she's been on an episode. You do and what now. 1083 01:28:18,95 --> 01:28:23,13 Oh is that why go fishing thing yes mom it's me but you know what one surprise me 1084 01:28:23,14 --> 01:28:27,62 though if he actually listens and she just doesn't want to tell you that she 1085 01:28:27,63 --> 01:28:31,00 listens she figured out Facebook pretty quick yeah and for 1086 01:28:31,01 --> 01:28:34,60 a woman who's never been on You Tube She figured out You Tube really fast and 1087 01:28:34,61 --> 01:28:40,11 figured out what and when you can multitask Facebook post she figured that also. It 1088 01:28:40,12 --> 01:28:42,72 was a thing you get over you're going to want to get a woman across 1089 01:28:42,73 --> 01:28:49,00 a book and she figures it all of so I would describe it she actually listens. She's 1090 01:28:49,01 --> 01:28:52,20 waiting for you to type Yeah I'm going to get like 1091 01:28:52,21 --> 01:28:58,73 a. Micro Honey have you subscribe to my You Tube channel. OK Look marriage was 1092 01:28:59,22 --> 01:29:06,03 really out of character notification. That was part of the. I'm just 1093 01:29:06,04 --> 01:29:10,71 leaves the why don't care and just leave them alone why don't her she's going to. 1094 01:29:12,00 --> 01:29:15,84 Come across from her time yeah yeah my mom's the same way I'm like mom you know you 1095 01:29:15,85 --> 01:29:21,92 have nine messages in your inbox. Doesn't care might go Honey I've started 1096 01:29:21,93 --> 01:29:28,85 a mark but listen to me eat food now. I don't know why I 1097 01:29:28,86 --> 01:29:34,90 decided that your mom was Jewish. You never call or you're trying to break your 1098 01:29:34,91 --> 01:29:41,84 mother thought. This is really 1099 01:29:42,03 --> 01:29:48,99 didn't want to look like the most. Dearly but 1100 01:29:49,00 --> 01:29:52,09 looking forward to coming over watching the Oscars with you and she's going to make 1101 01:29:52,32 --> 01:29:57,99 Hamm. A very motherly thing to do and before that we're going to watch Hell's 1102 01:29:58,00 --> 01:30:03,70 Kitchen survivor with. Oh I'm going over 1103 01:30:03,71 --> 01:30:09,74 a cliff. I think I'm out of content at this. 1104 01:30:11,85 --> 01:30:16,67 Well my notes are on my phone and my phone has officially died no more notes I 1105 01:30:16,68 --> 01:30:20,60 think the only thing I didn't say that was in my notes is that and I think I did 1106 01:30:20,61 --> 01:30:23,16 say it that the boys will be able as a Dodge Monaco with 1107 01:30:23,17 --> 01:30:30,12 a four forty but. Top motor. Cop shocks. The 1108 01:30:30,86 --> 01:30:37,36 only other big thing that I have on this watch chain I actually was really 1109 01:30:37,37 --> 01:30:39,59 impressed with the cinematography in 1110 01:30:39,60 --> 01:30:44,63 a way that I haven't been before there were some beautiful shots in this film. Of 1111 01:30:44,64 --> 01:30:49,61 the beginning but I love that. The prison doors opening and we don't know that we 1112 01:30:49,62 --> 01:30:54,04 go live in the heart of why you he's in the background kind of you know because the 1113 01:30:54,05 --> 01:30:58,97 way he's out of focus you know I. Talk a lot about talk 1114 01:30:58,98 --> 01:31:03,89 a lot on the show but I just love minimalist cinema talk don't cut more than you 1115 01:31:03,90 --> 01:31:09,84 have to like the entire scene of them going to have each other all done until they 1116 01:31:09,85 --> 01:31:13,76 come to like the titles which is pretty cool it's all just done in that one shot 1117 01:31:13,77 --> 01:31:15,06 that you don't need to move around 1118 01:31:15,07 --> 01:31:18,19 a whole lot or any of the scenes with them in the car like for the most part 1119 01:31:18,20 --> 01:31:20,94 they'll have a They'll have a camera on the hood and we shoot them in 1120 01:31:20,95 --> 01:31:23,58 a two shot but then you know for 1121 01:31:23,59 --> 01:31:29,29 a closeup but you know cut for time but. Why move the camera if you don't need. 1122 01:31:30,55 --> 01:31:35,67 To on the ones that really two other ones that really stuck out for me was the shot 1123 01:31:35,68 --> 01:31:41,21 of Ray Charles. He was playing where you can see his hands and that he is reflected 1124 01:31:41,22 --> 01:31:42,87 in his glasses you know that was 1125 01:31:42,88 --> 01:31:49,15 a great shot yeah. And then the stuff of Elwood after Jake falls asleep their first 1126 01:31:49,16 --> 01:31:54,77 night. Of him sitting in the window is the whole train goes by and they actually 1127 01:31:54,78 --> 01:31:55,03 take 1128 01:31:55,04 --> 01:32:01,50 a little bit of time to let him just sit there with his toast contemplate can't contemplate 1129 01:32:01,51 --> 01:32:06,30 of it. And you know I was really moved by that. 1130 01:32:09,02 --> 01:32:14,87 Yeah I agree. I don't I've never really looked at the film in an artistic light 1131 01:32:14,88 --> 01:32:17,94 before just because it's always been such 1132 01:32:17,95 --> 01:32:22,61 a staple in my repertoire that you know to actually think about how some of these 1133 01:32:22,62 --> 01:32:26,86 scenes were shot then I try to do that now when I watch films especially to to 1134 01:32:26,87 --> 01:32:27,57 discuss them on 1135 01:32:27,58 --> 01:32:32,41 a podcast I feel like I should be looking at them as more than just you know how I 1136 01:32:32,42 --> 01:32:35,65 can reference them in my personal life but there was 1137 01:32:35,66 --> 01:32:39,01 a lot that I thought was really cleverly done and I'm not 1138 01:32:39,02 --> 01:32:43,16 a filmmaker so I don't know how hard or easy it is to do any of it but I just know 1139 01:32:43,17 --> 01:32:47,47 what pleases my eye and what I like to look at and this entire film is 1140 01:32:47,48 --> 01:32:54,01 a really cool movie to look at I think and just the way that. They tell the story 1141 01:32:54,58 --> 01:32:57,94 without using words a lot you know writhe 1142 01:32:57,95 --> 01:33:03,08 a lot of those those neat shots that setting the mood and I especially like the 1143 01:33:03,12 --> 01:33:09,90 opening of the industrial You know Chicago it's not the glamorous league skyline of 1144 01:33:09,91 --> 01:33:13,85 Chicago that we're so used to seeing in most films and I've actually heard 1145 01:33:13,89 --> 01:33:18,96 a comparison this movie that was compared to Ferris Bueller which was only made 1146 01:33:18,97 --> 01:33:25,50 like six years later and how affairs peelers really more of a shot from like 1147 01:33:25,51 --> 01:33:32,46 a white middle upper class just back to versus runs Use this is the you know 1148 01:33:33,10 --> 01:33:38,43 kind of the industrial urban feel that the Blues Brothers has and it's the same 1149 01:33:38,44 --> 01:33:44,74 city and now I think Chicago has been so gentrified that we've lost 1150 01:33:44,75 --> 01:33:51,71 a lot of that urban thing in New York you look at. What used to be any 1151 01:33:51,72 --> 01:33:57,86 Hall is an example Annie Hall made by Woody Allen in New York from an upper I guess 1152 01:33:57,87 --> 01:34:01,44 technically he was like his family was lower middle class but for all his purposes 1153 01:34:01,45 --> 01:34:06,20 a middle class Jewish white guy and then you look at the movie maniac which is shot 1154 01:34:06,21 --> 01:34:08,01 I think the same year and that shows 1155 01:34:08,02 --> 01:34:14,36 a completely different side of New York. Or Highlander highlights let's not forget 1156 01:34:14,37 --> 01:34:20,13 it always comes back to high and if there could be one. And I feel it's 1157 01:34:20,14 --> 01:34:26,60 a grimy or urban cuts like that's what speaks to me I don't know I mean I'm from 1158 01:34:26,61 --> 01:34:28,19 Milwaukee I feel like this is sort of 1159 01:34:28,20 --> 01:34:34,73 a grimy city especially in comparison to other major cities like even even like 1160 01:34:34,74 --> 01:34:37,09 compared comparing Milwaukee to Madison I'm 1161 01:34:37,10 --> 01:34:40,42 a friend that lives in Madison and she said the biggest difference is how clean 1162 01:34:40,43 --> 01:34:46,93 Madison is compared our Locky but I don't know that that grimy old yeasty smelling 1163 01:34:46,94 --> 01:34:52,77 Milwaukee is what I know and love well and I think it's important to point out the 1164 01:34:53,73 --> 01:34:57,55 the Blues Brothers you know it shows that dirty grimy industrial but it is 1165 01:34:57,56 --> 01:35:00,53 a love letter to that it's not why you take 1166 01:35:00,54 --> 01:35:05,83 a look at how dingy Chicago is it's it's telling white saying how beautiful all of 1167 01:35:05,84 --> 01:35:09,66 that is and that's what they're fighting for and living in and I feel like 1168 01:35:09,67 --> 01:35:15,54 a lot of that probably came from I don't know. And Ackroyd from Chicago. 1169 01:35:16,95 --> 01:35:23,49 I think the program from Groundlings Yeah. This was born and raised in L.A. 1170 01:35:23,83 --> 01:35:25,20 But I feel like 1171 01:35:25,21 --> 01:35:31,70 a lot of that love letter to the grimy days of the city comes from yeah absolutely 1172 01:35:31,74 --> 01:35:38,02 especially when we're. Coming down Maxwell Street you know to the soul food 1173 01:35:38,12 --> 01:35:44,87 diner. Is that John Lee Hooker out there plain and just the feel of the street 1174 01:35:44,98 --> 01:35:51,61 ruined everything. That was that was my favorite addition in the extended cut. 1175 01:35:52,75 --> 01:35:54,94 Because in the theatrical version he just finishes 1176 01:35:54,95 --> 01:36:00,12 a song and we don't know inside the diner but that fight that we see just before 1177 01:36:00,13 --> 01:36:03,64 and that it extends after they leave of the fight over who wrote. 1178 01:36:07,86 --> 01:36:08,87 You know this is definitely 1179 01:36:09,59 --> 01:36:14,67 a pleasant surprise for me like I really enjoyed watching Highlander this season 1180 01:36:14,68 --> 01:36:18,12 but like this in the film I feel like I'm really pleased more and more inclined to 1181 01:36:18,13 --> 01:36:24,86 go back to you know what I thought when he was great. It's not like. There's 1182 01:36:24,87 --> 01:36:30,23 a reason this is my favorite movie of all time and I want to replay value Yeah it 1183 01:36:30,24 --> 01:36:37,00 gets funnier every time when the music is clearly timeless. You know it's amazing. 1184 01:36:38,84 --> 01:36:43,28 All right I think that's I think that's it so uses 1185 01:36:43,29 --> 01:36:49,55 a moment for Katie to promotes over comments going oh well I've got lots of to 1186 01:36:49,56 --> 01:36:50,94 promote but actually right now is 1187 01:36:50,95 --> 01:36:56,16 a pretty quiet time for me which is nice but I am Katie could ever that's cadaver 1188 01:36:56,17 --> 01:36:56,92 with a K. 1189 01:36:57,16 --> 01:37:03,67 So you can find me on all the social medias I think Facebook Twitter Instagram 1190 01:37:03,95 --> 01:37:09,35 just search for Katie cadaver and as was mentioned I am also the makeup artist for 1191 01:37:09,36 --> 01:37:14,03 the horror punk band Red Bat spider from Milwaukee and they are on Bandcamp and 1192 01:37:14,04 --> 01:37:18,32 Reverbnation and Facebook and Twitter and Instagram and all the places you can 1193 01:37:18,33 --> 01:37:18,99 check them out it's 1194 01:37:19,00 --> 01:37:24,46 a rat bat Spight are all one word if you're familiar with angry red planet the 1195 01:37:24,47 --> 01:37:26,50 rabbit spider The There's 1196 01:37:26,51 --> 01:37:31,45 a reference there for some of you old movie buffs I am also 1197 01:37:31,69 --> 01:37:35,76 a performer and producer with the grind host he's burlesque productions we are 1198 01:37:35,77 --> 01:37:39,82 currently just on Facebook right now but we're we are putting together 1199 01:37:40,00 --> 01:37:44,13 a big show that will be coming up on June first it's going to be an art added He's 1200 01:37:44,14 --> 01:37:48,84 fair so we're going to have some artists vendors some bands some performers still 1201 01:37:48,85 --> 01:37:53,95 lining up our entertainment stuff for that but stay tuned. I'm also 1202 01:37:53,96 --> 01:37:57,99 a trial met with trauma entertainment and you guys should know how to find trauma 1203 01:37:58,00 --> 01:38:01,62 trauma dot com But if you don't they're also on You Tube and there's 1204 01:38:01,63 --> 01:38:06,46 a ton of trauma films you can watch for free on You Tube And let's see what else do 1205 01:38:06,47 --> 01:38:07,76 I do I'm also on 1206 01:38:07,77 --> 01:38:12,82 a weekly podcast that's currently on You Tube and we're working on getting it on to 1207 01:38:12,83 --> 01:38:17,09 some other platforms as well it's called Inside movies goal or where we talk about 1208 01:38:17,10 --> 01:38:24,01 movies so check that out. Yes So for right now things are kind of quiet 1209 01:38:24,05 --> 01:38:29,68 for me I will be at hor Holland in Cincinnati next month in March and I will also 1210 01:38:29,69 --> 01:38:35,95 be at C two E two in Chicago I will be with trauma for both of those so come and 1211 01:38:35,96 --> 01:38:40,75 see me I cause play and I do fun things at the conventions and that kind of stuff 1212 01:38:40,76 --> 01:38:43,45 and then in June I'll be with 1213 01:38:43,57 --> 01:38:47,56 a great host tees and then rep and spiders got some shows coming up too in March so 1214 01:38:47,95 --> 01:38:54,73 there's lots of places you can find me. Super busy and. I'm just on Instagram 1215 01:38:55,50 --> 01:39:02,27 dog. Promo codes dog inside Yeah but what about. 1216 01:39:03,90 --> 01:39:07,60 Amanda our viewers what you know nothing gets posted on everything that goes to the 1217 01:39:07,61 --> 01:39:12,55 dogs and then I am on Instagram and Facebook Instagram if I met Michael underscore 1218 01:39:12,56 --> 01:39:18,36 virus you can find the Podcast at the shameless Picture Show all one word Nick 1219 01:39:18,37 --> 01:39:21,67 yourself. Instagram 1220 01:39:22,42 --> 01:39:27,57 a word worth one thousand pics that's the number one thousand of the word. 1221 01:39:29,17 --> 01:39:35,66 And I'm on Facebook Nicholas Richards some some some and as always where we can you 1222 01:39:35,67 --> 01:39:39,80 can find the show anywhere we're on Apple podcast we're on Google Play music 1223 01:39:40,01 --> 01:39:45,22 Spotify stitcher radio waves and sound cloud everything but I also want to get one 1224 01:39:45,23 --> 01:39:50,73 last shout out Kyle since you came here all the way here just to record us you want 1225 01:39:50,74 --> 01:39:53,67 take one of the mikes tell us what your die no doc you can work in yeah I think you 1226 01:39:53,68 --> 01:39:57,98 talk about yourself a little bit. Yeah I'm working on 1227 01:39:57,99 --> 01:40:03,82 a documentary about the commercial trade of dancer fossils in the impact it has 1228 01:40:03,83 --> 01:40:09,99 some scientific research you can check it out at the new extinction dot com If you 1229 01:40:10,00 --> 01:40:14,35 want more information you can find me on Instagram at the carp with 1230 01:40:14,36 --> 01:40:17,98 a K fourteen. I want to give 1231 01:40:18,21 --> 01:40:22,35 a shout out as he came all the way here he's recorded some of our episodes and we 1232 01:40:22,36 --> 01:40:27,84 have multiple people and he also records the wrestling podcast cigars and 1233 01:40:27,85 --> 01:40:29,66 conversations he's 1234 01:40:29,67 --> 01:40:36,92 a busy busy guy I think that's it guys so. I 1235 01:40:36,93 --> 01:40:38,77 don't have an in to the oh yeah we do have 1236 01:40:38,78 --> 01:40:43,56 a you know I can't get you to do it this one the cow came up with because if you're 1237 01:40:43,57 --> 01:40:46,40 not down with that we got two words for you watching. 1238 01:40:50,07 --> 01:40:54,16 The air. 1239 01:40:59,03 --> 01:41:05,04 Oh oh. Oh. 1240 01:41:09,07 --> 01:41:14,15 oh Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh 1241 01:41:14,16 --> 01:41:17,94 what. 1242 01:41:24,51 --> 01:41:29,96 The new. View 1243 01:41:30,03 --> 01:41:31,67 Oh.